The circuit breakers in our trailer have to be pushed to the 'off' position against spring tension and then moved back to the 'on' position when they have been tripped. Just moving the lever to the 'on' position doesn't restore the power and, visually, a tripped breaker doesn't always look tripped.
Maybe try pushing the AC (air conditioner) breaker to the 'off' position and see if you feel spring tension. Then switch it to the 'on' position.
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