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Old 12-07-2019, 01:08 PM   #3
NateHTP
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
State: New Hampshire
Posts: 79
THOR #17462
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Originally Posted by cavie View Post
Don't wait for your electrician. Call him back and demand he come back yesterday! He screwed it up. Hold him accountable. He wired your 30 amp 120 volt outlet to 240 volts and could have killed you! Your surge protector said open neutral because you don't have one. The electrician put 120 volts on it. You should have a single pole 120 volt breaker in your panel to a 30 amp 120 volt receptical!

Be very sure to check EVERY and ALL electric systems and equipment in your rig for damage. Make him pay for any and all damages. If he refuses get his license # and call the building department licensing dept. He must have a license # to be in business. He must have liability insurance. He is an idiot.
When he is finished call an RV tech and have things checked out.
Thank you. This gave me confidence to talk to my roommate who has experience using multi-meters on 120/220 outlets, we went out and test it directly... 240amps (oops, meant volts!) was found.

We're going to follow your advice directly.
Obviously, we're super disappointed in our electrician and will hold them accountable.
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