Re: [A/S] Electrical

Either gone bad as Rob suggests or are you using an extension cord or
adapter of some type, if you are
they are not wired the same as the Airstreams power cord. Another
possibility is the plug has been replaced and was miswired. Do you have a
multimeter and the ability to check your cord for continuity?

On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 8:50 AM, <coptop8@aol.com> wrote:

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> Next question is for you electrical types. I plugged in the trailer and
> things are not working as the should. I have a little tester that you plug
> into a 110 wall socket. It is telling me Hot/Neutral reverse. Everything
> looks
> correct in the breaker box. Any suggestions on anything I should try
> before I call an electrician?
> Regards,
> Steve L
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