07-03-2015, 03:29 PM
Gang,
I am on the road headed back home. I stopped to visit friend and left generator and ACs running. When I came back to coach, I smelled a strong electrical smell and found that all my AC's are dead. No Power.
Here are the facts:
1) No display on any of my three thermostats. (I have never seen this before).
2) No breakers are tripped. I reset all the pertinent breakers (rear closet) with no joy.
3) Even my rooftop AC is dead. (That one is powered separately and does not trigger off of the HEAT / AC relay)
4) Possible red herring....I just left the factory where they ran a new wire to my front AC. They said it was a dead short in the wire and they ran a new wire to the front AC. (Did not find the source of the short).
5) Electrical smell is strongest in the rear basement AC bay.
6) Meters over dash show 120V with no amp draw. (I turned off generator and voltages dropped to 0V as expected)
I have call into 24 hour hotline, but not response yet.
Any and all suggestions welcome.
I am on the road headed back home. I stopped to visit friend and left generator and ACs running. When I came back to coach, I smelled a strong electrical smell and found that all my AC's are dead. No Power.
Here are the facts:
1) No display on any of my three thermostats. (I have never seen this before).
2) No breakers are tripped. I reset all the pertinent breakers (rear closet) with no joy.
3) Even my rooftop AC is dead. (That one is powered separately and does not trigger off of the HEAT / AC relay)
4) Possible red herring....I just left the factory where they ran a new wire to my front AC. They said it was a dead short in the wire and they ran a new wire to the front AC. (Did not find the source of the short).
5) Electrical smell is strongest in the rear basement AC bay.
6) Meters over dash show 120V with no amp draw. (I turned off generator and voltages dropped to 0V as expected)
I have call into 24 hour hotline, but not response yet.
Any and all suggestions welcome.
Bill Johnson
Birmingham, Alabama