I took the coach for a cool weather shakedown this weekend. I wanted
to see how the heaters worked and be sure the CO detector didn't go
off overnight. We have a 10 day trip comming up so I wanted to be
sure all was OK. It was.
I got up in the morning and took a shower, brushed teeth, etc. Then I
plugged in the hair drier, nothing. I went and checked the breaker,
it seemed ok but I reset it anyway (Ground fault type). Still
nothing. I tried a couple of other breakers thinking it may have been
re-wired by someone, but nothing. So I'm running around with wet hair
and a towell wrapped around me wondering what went wrong. I plugged
the haidrier into the outlet boy the TV, which I know works: nothing.
Then in a stroke of genius, I slammed the heal of my right hand
against my forehead very hard and then pushed the reset button on the
hairdrier wall wort. DUH!
Why do I always suspect the coach is at fault??
Gardner
83FC35
Maybe you should have had a V-8!!
Bob Lawrence
84 PT36
Branson, Mo.
> I took the coach for a cool weather shakedown this weekend. I
wanted
> to see how the heaters worked and be sure the CO detector didn't go
> off overnight. We have a 10 day trip comming up so I wanted to be
> sure all was OK. It was.
>
> I got up in the morning and took a shower, brushed teeth, etc. Then
I
> plugged in the hair drier, nothing. I went and checked the breaker,
> it seemed ok but I reset it anyway (Ground fault type). Still
> nothing. I tried a couple of other breakers thinking it may have
been
> re-wired by someone, but nothing. So I'm running around with wet
hair
> and a towell wrapped around me wondering what went wrong. I plugged
> the haidrier into the outlet boy the TV, which I know works:
nothing.
> Then in a stroke of genius, I slammed the heal of my right hand
> against my forehead very hard and then pushed the reset button on
the
> hairdrier wall wort. DUH!
>
> Why do I always suspect the coach is at fault??
>
> Gardner
> 83FC35
>