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Troubles with shorepower
On Sat, 8 Dec 2007 21:25:32 -0800 (PST), Itinerant
wrote: ...... cord. If the shore breaker trips, you have a wiring problem in the 30 - 15 amp adaptor, the dock outlet (unlikely) or on the boat (also unlikely, if things worked when plugged into a 30 amp outlet.) WE DID TURN EVERYTHING OFF AND PLUGGED IN AND TRIPPED THE BREAKER ON THE DOCK. ...... Here's a lifeline: if you blow a shore supply breaker when your stuff is all OFF, you have the famous "American Neutral to Ground" connection. That's the way American consumers are wired, after all! Get an electrician to fix it up for preference Regards Brian Whatcott Altus OK |
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