Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs
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06-03-2007, 07:42
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Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs
Gary:
I also have a 2004 M380 and the one thing that comes to mind is one of the settings on the load control panel next to the leveling jack control. You can set the available amount of current to the charger. If it is set at 30 amp and your batteries are low you could be drawing enough current to trip the breaker. You might want to make sure that the setting is less than 30 (about 15 amp is normally what I use if I am hooked up to 30 amps. I hope this helps. Marv 2004 M380 Ocean Shres, WA --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "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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Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - erniecarpet@... - 06-03-2007, 01:50
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - erniecarpet@... - 06-03-2007, 03:52
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - garyvant55439 - 06-03-2007, 05:32
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - Rob Robinson - 06-03-2007, 05:53
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - Don Bradner - 06-03-2007, 05:56
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - Wilhelmus Schreurs - 06-03-2007, 06:09
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - Pete Masterson - 06-03-2007, 07:27
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - Marv & Jean - 06-03-2007 07:42
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - Gregory OConnor - 06-03-2007, 10:10
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - Gary Van Tassel - 06-03-2007, 14:40
Tripping breakers at 20 and 30 AMPs - jim riordan - 06-05-2007, 00:59
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