โJun-12-2019 06:02 PM
โJun-16-2019 04:28 PM
โJun-16-2019 04:06 PM
bobkatmsu wrote:CA Traveler wrote:
Reset and set the CBs. Check the voltage at the ATS to determine if you have gen power on the input and output.
Really appreciate you knowledge and willingness to help. As someone that is not nearly as proficient as you, your abbreviations sometimes leaving me scratching my head. My problem not yours I know, but if you could maybe spell it out for those of us mechanically challenged it would be much appreciated. Again thanks for all your help over the years.
โJun-16-2019 08:24 AM
viajante wrote:
I suspect that the problem was triple digit heat. I went out this morning and the generator started right up. I turned on the a/c and let everything run for a while, with no problems.
Thanks to everyone for your advice, which I did pay heed to and tried.
โJun-15-2019 03:56 PM
bobkatmsu wrote:CA Traveler wrote:
Reset and set the CBs. Check the voltage at the ATS to determine if you have gen power on the input and output.
Really appreciate you knowledge and willingness to help. As someone that is not nearly as proficient as you, your abbreviations sometimes leaving me scratching my head. My problem not yours I know, but if you could maybe spell it out for those of us mechanically challenged it would be much appreciated. Again thanks for all your help over the years.
โJun-15-2019 10:57 AM
CA Traveler wrote:
Reset and set the CBs. Check the voltage at the ATS to determine if you have gen power on the input and output.
โJun-13-2019 06:24 PM
MrWizard wrote:it should be no problem to have the shore cord plugged in with the generator running. The transfer switch keeps it isolated.
i disagree with statement, and this has been discussed many times
not designed to switch heavy running loads, like the A/C
not designed to be a 'fail over'
it is simply an automatic choice device
which ever one of the (2) power choices you choose , gets selected
but only one is supposed to be 'HOT', not generator running and plugged in to shore power
โJun-13-2019 04:27 PM
it should be no problem to have the shore cord plugged in with the generator running. The transfer switch keeps it isolated.
โJun-13-2019 02:07 PM
โJun-13-2019 09:07 AM
viajante wrote:
I suspect that the problem was triple digit heat. I went out this morning and the generator started right up. I turned on the a/c and let everything run for a while, with no problems.
Thanks to everyone for your advice, which I did pay heed to and tried.
โJun-13-2019 09:05 AM
โJun-13-2019 08:44 AM
Tvov wrote:viajante wrote:
.... Went outside to see if it was cool enough and someone had plugged the #@%$ thing into shore power with the generator running! We've had some issues with things being touched in the past - but nothing this bad. ....
Someone plugged in your camper without you knowing about it? Is this in a campground, and maybe someone thought the shore power plug fell out?
Very odd.
โJun-13-2019 08:42 AM
โJun-13-2019 08:18 AM
โJun-13-2019 04:36 AM
viajante wrote:
.... Went outside to see if it was cool enough and someone had plugged the #@%$ thing into shore power with the generator running! We've had some issues with things being touched in the past - but nothing this bad. ....