I know this is a couple months old but if you watch the video closely you will see the MAIN breaker switch move as you flipped the other breaker. I find this all the time. the breaker looks like it is on but actually not and it will move to the tripped position easily if you touch it. Once you reset the breaker all starts work properly. I always check my breakers by moving the switch to see if it actually been tripped. to reset you must move to the off then back to on. if you just try to move to ON it will act like it is tripping as soon as you let go.
Fuses do be trippin'. I've had two issues with electrical. One was my a/c tripping the breaker. We thought it was the condenser, but the breaker was the issue. Now I always test the breaker first. My issue now is the home I bought desperately needs a panel upgrade, as the previous owners decided to circumvent proper codes and double lugged the a/c into the main pedestal. So I have to be wary of using the a/c and dryer at the same time. It's always a perpetual project
I had this happen in my 2021 400rl Yukon. We found that a master plug/ connector had vibrated loose. Make sure all these connections are tight. Mine was located on the service side of the trailer in the belly. Hopefully this helps.
Recently had the same issues on my fifth wheel. I ultimately. Just replaced the unit. And this time I bought a bigger unit I bought 75amp multi stage I also ran a bigger battery bank to increase my amp hours. Amazon waco 350 dollars
Hopefully it will all continue to work at top level with no other issues 💙
I know this is a couple months old but if you watch the video closely you will see the MAIN breaker switch move as you flipped the other breaker. I find this all the time. the breaker looks like it is on but actually not and it will move to the tripped position easily if you touch it. Once you reset the breaker all starts work properly. I always check my breakers by moving the switch to see if it actually been tripped. to reset you must move to the off then back to on. if you just try to move to ON it will act like it is tripping as soon as you let go.
Exactly! You know exactly what we discovered.
Fuses do be trippin'. I've had two issues with electrical. One was my a/c tripping the breaker. We thought it was the condenser, but the breaker was the issue. Now I always test the breaker first. My issue now is the home I bought desperately needs a panel upgrade, as the previous owners decided to circumvent proper codes and double lugged the a/c into the main pedestal. So I have to be wary of using the a/c and dryer at the same time. It's always a perpetual project
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I had this happen in my 2021 400rl Yukon. We found that a master plug/ connector had vibrated loose. Make sure all these connections are tight. Mine was located on the service side of the trailer in the belly. Hopefully this helps.
Thanks!!
Recently had the same issues on my fifth wheel. I ultimately. Just replaced the unit. And this time I bought a bigger unit I bought 75amp multi stage I also ran a bigger battery bank to increase my amp hours. Amazon waco 350 dollars
Glad to know we're not alone! I'll look into a bigger unit...
shorts are always a pain in the ass, hopefully you don't have one