2021 31f help

[Jayco31f]

How do you get power to your interior 110 outlets

[Grumpy]

Plug into shore power, or fire up the geny. If neither work check the main breaker.

[Jayco31f]

Ok I’ll try that thanks

[Stavman]

Oh goodness

[Murff]

Originally Posted by Stavman

Oh goodness

Yeah!

Murff

[Jayco31f]

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[Jayco31f]

�� u should have just said nothing ...point of a question is to answer it

[Florida Ranger]

Where will you be camping ? Because I want to be far away from you...

[Jayco31f]

Hope I’m next to you I’ll make you grab me a beer

[Jayco31f]

Haha Just kidding I wouldn’t hang out with u ..

[Jayco31f]

Thanks grumpy I really appreciate it ...ur good people

[Rice1951]

Don’t be deterred from asking questions as there are lots of knowledgeable people on this forum who are willing to help out where they can. Just remember that we were all newbies at some point along the way. Happy trails.

[Jayco31f]

Appreciate the message ....thank you

[Jagiven]

Looks like your question is answered. I see you have a Greyhawk, so you have multiple options of getting power to your 120V outlets.

As Grumpy stated, have your shore power cord connected to an external power source, such as a CG power post, or maybe to an outlet at the garage.

Your Greyhawk has an onboard generator. Fire it up, and there is an auto transfer switch, that will provide power to all your electronic devices. Many people drive with the generator on, so you can use the rooftop AC system during the hot summer months.

Lastly, you have a 1000w inverter attached to your battery bank. This will only be connected to a few outlets (at best). Such as a residential frig, maybe to your entertainment center. The inverter can drain down a OEM battery bank fairly quickly. There will be a on/off switch located somewhere in your MH, for this feature.

Back to shore power, it is common practice at CGs to turn off the circuit breaker before you plugging in or unplugging. I always leave the circuit breaker at camp turned off when I leave. Most of the time when I arrive I find it turned off.

Have fun with your new Greyhawk

[madmaxmutt]

The only thing, I don't see covered is the GFCI. If your outlet doesn't have power after doing the above, find and press the GFCI reset.

Happy Camping!

[Jayco31f]

Originally Posted by Jagiven

Looks like your question is answered. I see you have a Greyhawk, so you have multiple options of getting power to your 120V outlets.

As Grumpy stated, have your shore power cord connected to an external power source, such as a CG power post, or maybe to an outlet at the garage.

Your Greyhawk has an onboard generator. Fire it up, and there is an auto transfer switch, that will provide power to all your electronic devices. Many people drive with the generator on, so you can use the rooftop AC system during the hot summer months.

Lastly, you have a 1000w inverter attached to your battery bank. This will only be connected to a few outlets (at best). Such as a residential frig, maybe to your entertainment center. The inverter can drain down a OEM battery bank fairly quickly. There will be a on/off switch located somewhere in your MH, for this feature.

Back to shore power, it is common practice at CGs to turn off the circuit breaker before you plugging in or unplugging. I always leave the circuit breaker at camp turned off when I leave. Most of the time when I arrive I find it turned off.

Have fun with your new Greyhawk

That’s what the issue was the generator switch was off once I flipped it we were good to go...and you answered another question of mine is it typically to leave the generator running ..thanks for all the good info I really appreciate it

[Tunce the traveler]

And before you hookup your city water hose spray the spigot with bleach because the last guy probably disconnected his sewer line then turned the water spigot on with his stinky hands.