Water Pump or GFCI

[rhino991]

Water pump won't turn on or part of the lights on left inside of camper. Only able to find one master GFCI. Anyone have any ideas or know of any other "master" GFCI location on a Voltage Toy Hauler 3200? Maybe coincidence and the pump has gone out? The switch in the panel for water pump is good (tested w/voltage tester) and all fuses are good.
Thoughts?

Thanks for any insight.

[hddecker]

Originally Posted by rhino991

Water pump won't turn on or part of the lights on left inside of camper. Only able to find one master GFCI. Anyone have any ideas or know of any other "master" GFCI location on a Voltage Toy Hauler 3200? Maybe coincidence and the pump has gone out? The switch in the panel for water pump is good (tested w/voltage tester) and all fuses are good.
Thoughts?

Thanks for any insight.

Are you talking 12V lights or 120?

Your water pump is 12V so the GFCI has no effect on it and doubtful that any 120V lights would be wired into the GFCI.

Have you checked at the pump for power, is there a GOOD ground? Ground contacts have been the problem with may of my electrical issues in my campers. Ensue a good contact to the frame and the wire in the crimp connector is not corroded.

[rhino991]

Thanks for the reply.

We swung by the dealership on our way out and looks like a large family of mice set up house for the winter. Appears a lot of the wires were in their way so they chewed through them. Looks like we might be roughin it a little this weekend. :-)

[sundancer 87]

Originally Posted by rhino991

Thanks for the reply.

We swung by the dealership on our way out and looks like a large family of mice set up house for the winter. Appears a lot of the wires were in their way so they chewed through them. Looks like we might be roughin it a little this weekend. :-)

You always put the water pump on a battery, that way you'll have water at least.

[eightydo]

Originally Posted by rhino991

Thanks for the reply.

We swung by the dealership on our way out and looks like a large family of mice set up house for the winter. Appears a lot of the wires were in their way so they chewed through them. Looks like we might be roughin it a little this weekend. :-)

I hate them Meases to peaces

[hddecker]

Originally Posted by rhino991

Thanks for the reply.

We swung by the dealership on our way out and looks like a large family of mice set up house for the winter. Appears a lot of the wires were in their way so they chewed through them. Looks like we might be roughin it a little this weekend. :-)

You might want to invest in a plug in sonic pest repeller. The one year that I left it unplgged in our old Airstream is the year that a squirel found it's way through the floor.