RV Electrical Wiring

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Electrical Troubleshooting and Electrical Repair Questions and Answers about mobile home electrical circuit, rv main breaker trips, RV outlets.

Mobile home electrical circuit

Question: I have a 1992 Champion Mobile Home, recently a faucet handle broke causing water to flood my master bedroom and bathroom, and now for some reason half of the lights in the house don't work, all the outlets work fine, but the lights in the master bedroom, master bathroom, laundry room, and kitchen don't work.

RV main breaker trips

Question: Hi: We live in a resort community of RVs and park models. We have a 12x40' park model with an attached 12x20' arizona room.

RV outlets

Question: Dave, Just wanted to comment that you have an excellent site. Being a former licensed master electrician myself , and now disabled, I still get calls years after I retired.

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