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Old 07-23-2013, 05:47 PM   #1
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Holiday Rambler electrical issue

I have a 2002 HR Navigator 45PBT. Today we were enjoying a hot day in MH with AC on. All of a sudden both front and back AC's went off, all ceiling lights, bay electric off. Wall sconce lights work, TV works, microwave, frig, work. Checked breaker and its ok. Shows I have 120 volts in MH, all breakers on. Tripped and reset and still no AC, or ceiling lights.
Very hot here and happened at 6:00, so moved out of the unit.
Anyone have an idea as to what problem may be?
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Old 07-23-2013, 05:56 PM   #2
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Any display on the AC controller?

ACs require both 12V for the controller and 120V for cooling.

Roof lights run off 12V so I would hazard a guess you have a 12V problem somewhere. Check your inverter breaker(s).
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