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[javelin]

I understand all your points, thanks for clarifying many things. Liked the original posting Utube video also.



The controller panel sounds very interesting in that it controls the current levels in the load ccts and is not just acting like an on/off switch (using a transistor). The other thing you could try is instead of the fan load, connect a smaller lamp load (say less than 1 amp as an example) to the fan hardwire cct (disconnect the fan) and see if you can control that with shore or gen running. Maybe the fan is drawing too much current as you say.....beyond what you can adjust on the controller perhaps? This sounds like you will have to do some trouble scenarios to get closer to the cause.

As we mentioned before, it does not hurt to investigate your AC connections too, although it is usually an access PIA sometimes. Might save you some other AC issue down the road as a bonus. It will be interesting to hear what you find out. Good luck.