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Originally Posted by RVhauler
IMO this points to a electrical feed problem either from the gen itself or the transfer switch. normally there would be 2 outgoing power feeds fom the gen set to the transfer switch and continueing on to the distribution box (circuit breaker box)/ Each of this feeds should be carrying 120 volts current. Depending on gen set and the electrical system set up the feeds could be same phrase or each feed could be a different phase resulting in 220 volts between the two feeds. Reguardless tho the AC only use 120 volt each and one leg (feed) is not carrying a load
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Originally Posted by Rex
RVhauler is correct. Check the breakers on your Gen set to see if one is tripped.
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Thank you both kindly, because sure enough one of the switches was tripped at the Gen. It is late this evening, but there seems to be two legs: one labeled 20 amp (this was the one tripped) and the other is label 30 amp.
Would you think that there is something tripping this switch or is the switch simply old and need replacement?
The Gen is a Onnan Gold 5500. It is not a normal braker and looks more like a light switch. I will have to pull up the part list for the generator to see. Thanks for the direction guys.