Yahoo Message Number: 21127 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/21127)
John,
Did you unplug your microwave and plug your heater into that outlet?? Or did you mean you plugged into a convenience outlet?? Either way, you should have a box mounted on an outside compartment wall or ceiling with two breakers in it. One breaker will be marked "microwave" and the other "outlets". One, or both are probably tripped. What confuses me is that everything restores on generator?? Is that the fact, or you only have power to some of the outlets??
Remember that you have a 30 amp breaker in your main panel, two breakers on the inverter itself, and two more that I mentioned in the outside compartment. You also have a GFI for your convenience outlets.
Clarify the "generator restores". You may e-mail direct.
Fred Sage '01 Magna, '99 CR-V
Yahoo Message Number: 21128 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/21128)
I had the heater and microwave on the same circuit, and the microwave was turned on at the same time. The inverter had switch to off, but would not restart. I have not found a separate breaker for the microwave other than the 10 circuit breaker panel in the bedroom.
Thanks for the help. John