RV ELECTRICAL SERVICE
RV Electrical Troubleshooting & Repair
From dead batteries and tripping breakers to shore-power and charging problems, we help find the cause.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS WE SERVICE
COMMON RV ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS
- No power
- Breaker repeatedly trips
- Battery won't stay charged
- Lights flicker or dim
- Outlets stop working
- Converter not charging
- Shore power issues
- Intermittent electrical faults
RV ELECTRICAL FAQ
Most RVs use 12-volt DC for batteries, controls, lighting and several onboard systems, while 120-volt AC powers household-style outlets and appliances when connected to shore power or another AC source.
Possible causes include overloads, failing appliances, wiring faults, moisture, damaged connections or a weak breaker. Repeated tripping should be diagnosed rather than continually reset.
The issue may involve the battery itself, converter/charger, wiring, fuses, connections, shore power or other charging components.
Many RV electrical problems are well suited to mobile troubleshooting because the technician can test the RV in its normal parked configuration.
ELECTRICAL PROBLEM? WE CAN HELP.
Tell us what the RV is doing and schedule mobile diagnostics.