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Bkruse · 08-15-2019, 03:04 PM

I have a 2000 bounder just bought. It's plugged into a reliable 30 amp source, the a.c. and frig. are running fine but the a.c. outlets are not powered up. You can plug in a fan and the blade will barely move, like it has a miniscule of power. Anyone have any ideas, I didn't get any books or diagrams with this thing. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

rk911 · 08-15-2019, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Bkruse

I have a 2000 bounder just bought. It's plugged into a reliable 30 amp source, the a.c. and frig. are running fine but the a.c. outlets are not powered up. You can plug in a fan and the blade will barely move, like it has a miniscule of power. Anyone have any ideas, I didn't get any books or diagrams with this thing. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

- check the breaker panel and make sure none of them have tripped.
- does the fan do the same thing on ALL of the AC outlets?
- is the fan designed to work on 120v?
- does the fan work inside your sticks and bricks home?

tlkhorses · 08-15-2019, 04:18 PM

Does the fan work at the pedestal?

MSHappyCampers · 08-15-2019, 04:55 PM

Hi ! Welcome to IRV2! We're sure glad you joined the gang!

Congrats on the new rig! Have fun and keep her between the ditches!

Good luck, happy trails, and God bless!

twinboat · 08-15-2019, 05:18 PM

Look for a tripped GFCI outlet. They often protect more then one outlet.

It shouldn't let any power pass thru but who knows.

THenne1713 · 08-15-2019, 11:06 PM

Aside from (tripped/ defective GFCI) leaving dead receptacles, I think of a few other potentials: 1) Do you have proper tension when you plug in, or is it loose? (I had the back pop off one, and electrical guts pushed out the back); 2) Is there possibly also an INVERTER (that is turned OFF?) that feeds those specific receptacles.