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Old 07-06-2019, 10:25 PM   #5
TurnerFam
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
State: Georgia
Posts: 2,585
THOR #4735
not sure what you mean by 'cottage', do you mean your HOME, or something nearby called a 'cottage' that is just used infrequently or for guests?

Air Conditioners can easily produce drips if humidity is high... finding water on the outlet or on the floor is not uncommon.

If you have no power, to either your RV or your 'cottage', then you've lost power, period.
Is the 'cottage's' MAIN breaker tripped? Is it a sub-panel to your main home? Is the RV's 30amp breaker in this 'cottage' sub-panel? How many breakers are in this panel? What other items in the 'cottage' are also running thru this panel?


We need a lot more info....
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