jim riordan
06-05-2007, 00:59
Tripping the breaker is a SIGN OF OVERLOADING OR SOME GREATER PROBLEM. sHUT OFF
ONE a/c UNIT AT A TIME!
Jim Riordan
88 WBWL XXV
garyvant55439 wrote:
Earlier this year, I bought a 2004 Wanderlodge M380. So long as I was
plugged into 50 Amp shore power, everything worked fine. However,
plugging into 20 or 30 Amp circuits trips the circuit breaker on the
campground pedestal.
How can I avoid this from happening?
Best regards,
Gary Van Tassel
Rollinsville, CO
2004 Wanderlodge M380
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ONE a/c UNIT AT A TIME!
Jim Riordan
88 WBWL XXV
garyvant55439
Earlier this year, I bought a 2004 Wanderlodge M380. So long as I was
plugged into 50 Amp shore power, everything worked fine. However,
plugging into 20 or 30 Amp circuits trips the circuit breaker on the
campground pedestal.
How can I avoid this from happening?
Best regards,
Gary Van Tassel
Rollinsville, CO
2004 Wanderlodge M380
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Looking for earth-friendly autos?
Browse Top Cars by "Green Rating" at Yahoo! Autos' Green Center.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]