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Old 01-22-2023, 12:54 PM   #18
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No idea where the wire runs that's connected to the plug on the end. It could run directly to the breaker box, or it might hit a junction box first.

BB_TX has a good idea too and truly the most logical probable cause! It's possible the adapter or the actual plug itself used for the connection between your shore power source and the plug-in at the trailer could be damaged.

That is definitely the first place to start! I missed it that you were using 30-50 amp adapters. Yes, they could be damaged. That actually makes the most sense.
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