Re: ACs quit working. Breaker? Fuse? Reply #25 – August 01, 2017, 12:08:20 am That switch is a 10a or 15a circuit breaker. Quote Selected
Re: ACs quit working. Breaker? Fuse? Reply #26 – August 01, 2017, 12:12:52 pm Correct, and I'm told that it can become faulty over the years and may just need to be replaced. Maybe this is the cause of the OP's issue. Just a thought. Thanks. Quote Selected
Re: ACs quit working. Breaker? Fuse? Reply #27 – August 03, 2017, 09:12:43 am Any update on this issue? Quote Selected
Re: ACs quit working. Breaker? Fuse? Reply #28 – August 18, 2017, 10:57:10 am Quote from: craneman – August 03, 2017, 09:12:43 amAny update on this issue?Quote from: craneman – August 03, 2017, 09:12:43 amAny update on this issue?Yes. We were unable to get the genny serviced on the road. Everyone was a week or a month behind. However when we got home I took it to a local tech immediately. There's no place like home! Later that day he called and said it was a bad regulator. A new one is $300. No word on the labor but I am guessing couple shop hours. It will turn out to be an expensive little trip: genny regulator, windshield wipers stopped returning to position, dash AC not working (apparently still leaking freon). Ahhhhh the joys of MH ownership. I used to think hotels were expensive. How foolish I was. OTOH the memories we are collecting with my 86 YO father and 88 YO uncle ain't measured in $.As always we are very appreciative of all those who offer up their time and experience to aid their fellow FTers. Thanks! Quote Selected 2 Likes
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