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DO NOT leave any unused portion of an extension cord in a “coil”
as it may overheat, short-circuit wires and potentially destroy all
your cords.
KZRV strongly recommends against using a reducing 120 volt
adaptor, (50 to 30) when 50 amp service is not available. When
using such an adaptor, you have just reduced “in coming” power and
cannot power all your appliances. Should you attempt to draw more
power than adaptor can handle, it will over heat, melt and cause a
fire hazard.
Circuit Breakers and Distribution Box
The following generic drawing shows the circuit breaker alignment
with the center two breakers being the main breakers on all floor
plans. Depending on the size, floor plan and options of your coach,
number two breaker beside the main breakers are generally the 20
amp air conditioner circuit breakers. There are 5 to 6 additional
breakers on each side to supply 120 volt AC power through out your
coach.
Actually these two positive wires added together are 240-volt AC
service, yet serve two separate banks as the external sticker
indicates. Two (2) 50 Amp breakers will supply 120 volts A.C. to
separate banks in circuit breaker box. There are NO 240 volt A.C.
Never use a “cheater” plug or extension cord which breaks the continuity of
the ground circuit to the grounding pin.
WARNING
!
Do not replace breakers or fuses with any that are rated at a higher
amperage. Over fusing may cause a fire by overheating the wire.
WARNING
!
DO NOT connect 240 volt direct power to the coach through a reducing adapter. By
doing so, “positive” power will be sent through neutral/white wire damaging appli-
ances.
WARNING
!
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