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Thread: Low Voltage on Refrigerator Circuit

  1. #11
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    Update, I had problem with the ground cables on my house batteries. This caused several problems that i had. The cables were warm to the touch, that is how we found the problem.
    All is good now.

    Norman Martin
    2000 CC XL 60408

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    Found loose ground cables from house batteries. I think this was causing all of my electrical problems.
    Thanks to everyone that helped.

    Norman Martin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norman Martin View Post
    Found the problem. I had a bad 30 amp breaker that was sending 109 Volts to one of the inverters. I traced power from the 50 amp plug thru the cable to the transfer box. A real electrician would have found it sooner but I didn't know that the input going to the inverter got its power from the breaker panel in the coach.
    Thanks everyone for the help. Hope this helps someone down the road.

    Norman Martin
    2000 CC XL
    60408
    109 Volts doesn't seem that bad.
    Mike Giboney
    1992 Prevost Country Coach
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