Hello everyone! I recently bought a 2013 jayco jayfeather ultra lite travel trailer. We ran AC yesterday with no issues but today it is tripping the breaker after only a few seconds trying to run on low cool. No other breakers tripping except AC. If anyone has any ideas I would sure appreciate the advice. We are burning up inside and have a young baby with us. Thanks!
Try it on high, it may be building up too much pressure if there is any ice on the coil. Not good to run the fan on low with high humidity. Could be a weak breaker too, also pull the cover and check the connections to be sure they are tight.
ok so i have a 2018 jayco bunk house. Have it at my house plugged into a regular house gfi outlet which is powered by a 30 amp breaker from inside the house. From the outlet to the TT is about 40 feet. I use a pretty thick extension chord connected to an adapter which is connected to the trailer. E very thing in the trailer works except when I turn the AC on, it'll run for a few min sometimes less then it trips the 20 amp breaker. I've had an rv tech come look at it and service it. He said the coils were real dirty so he cleaned them and he said he checked all the components of the ac and that they were fine. So I asked him why I was having this problem and he said its because I wasn't getting enough power to the rig and that I needed to plug directly into a 30 amp plug with no adapter or extension chord. Is this true or did I get taken for a ride. The gfi plug never trips nor does the breker inside the house. Just the one in the TT
Advice I got when I bought mine was.......1)in summer when A/C needs much of the electric power, run all other appliances on gas that you can, 2)in winter, when heater needs much of the gas, run all other appliances on electricity that you can.
And when A/C is running, you have to watch what else you plug in at same time. There are only so many amps to go around.
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