Re: 1996 Country Coach electrical issue
Reply #3 –
If both a/c's ran under generator when you came back then the problem is not your main transfer switch. but could be the inverter's transfer switch.
Could be a faulty connection at one of the outlets. The outlets are daisy chained together and an intermittent connection could cause this problem.
You probably have a secondary breaker box after the inverter. At least I do and it has two breakers; one for the outlets and one for the microwave. I have a 2000 Magna and the secondary breaker box is in the first passenger side storage bay mounted on the forward wall up near the ceiling. When looking for faulty connections check that box also. And, I guess it wouldn't hurt to check the connections at the inverter although if your inverter is installed like mine this would be a real pain.
When checking the outlets be sure the inverter is turned off and there is no other power, generator or shore, connected.