SHORE CORD MAINTENANCE
Before every use, check the ends of the cord set, the face on the inlet on the RV, and the receptacle on the shore
cord. Discolorations are signs of overheating, replace if necessary.
If the cord set end is overheating, it might be the RV’s inlet or the shore-line receptacle that is causing the
problem. Both mating parts should be replaced.
Check the neoprene covers on the in-limit switch and power switch to be sure they are free of cracks
or fracture.
The plugs should be cleaned with a contact aerosol cleaner or some type of a nail file.
Prolong the life of the cord set by storing indoors or in the outside compartment when not in use
.
PROBLEM
Dirty or corroded plugs.
Bad p
ower cord.
Bad power source from shore cord hook up.
Ground fault interrupt (GFCI) switch may be off
or tripped.
WHAT TO DO
Clean plugs with aerosol cleaner.
Replace, as necessary.
Use a polarity checker or contact someone at the
campground to check the outlet.
Reset.
Always disconnect the cord set from the power source before performing any maintenance.
Failure to disconnect the cord set could result in electrocution
.
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