What this is
RV electrical problems rarely announce themselves clearly. One day the lights flicker; the next day the battery seems flat even though you were plugged in. The issue could be in the supply, the charging system or a component downstream.
Describe whether the problem happens on shore power, battery or both. An on-site check can help narrow the source and determine the next safe step. Some electrical work may require a specialist, and we will say so if that is the case.
What the job covers
- Reviewing when the power issue happens and which circuits are affected
- Checking accessible connections, breakers, fuses and battery condition as appropriate
- Testing relevant parts of the system to narrow down the fault
- Explaining findings and options before any further work
Signs you need this
- Outlets or lights stop working
- Battery drains quickly or does not seem to charge
- Power cuts in and out while connected to shore power
- A breaker trips repeatedly or a converter seems unusually noisy
Done on site
Your rig stays parked where it is. Hours are Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Questions
About electrical troubleshooting
No. Leave the affected circuit off and tell us what happened. Do not keep resetting a breaker that trips repeatedly.
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Tell us what your rig needs
On site service across the Morongo Basin and down into the valley. Call and you will reach someone who works on these rigs every day.