First, it is 100 degrees outside. I am in my 2008 Georgetown dry camping and was running bothered AC units with now problem. Turned off the front AC when cool enough so I could watch tv without all the noise. Later, when getting ready for bed I decided to turn the front AC back on. No AC. Also both GFCI's are dead. Checked the breakers and neither was tripped but I rest them anyway. Also checked the VAC 15 amp fuse and it looks fine. Nothing. Any ideas? Is there another breaker or fuse somewhere besides the hallway?
Thanks for any help.
What is your outside power source (not everyone has the same definition of "dry camping")? Generator/power pedestal? Is the clock displaying on your microwave?
probably your Generator's own breakers have tripped... it may run, but it will have no power output.
X2, we have had instances of this on the forums, where a circuit breaker at the generator tripped, especially on a 50 amp variety RV, whereas then only half of the stuff in the RV was being powered by the generator.
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That was it! Thanks for the help. I had assumed ( yes, I know was assume means)😁 the generator had only one breaker and if everything else was working it couldn't be the gen. Boy, was I wrong. Everything back to normal for now. Hoping it can hold through the heat. Thanks!
AC and GFCI not working
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