Hugeshocker

Hello,

Curious issue:

2007 Holiday Rambler Imperial with 3 ac's.  the bedroom ac runs most of the time off shore power, but occasionally fails to start.  When it fails, the fan motor starts but the compressor will not kick on, almost like a bad starts capacitor.  It will sometimes fail to start, but then will start the 2nd or 4rd time it tries.  BUT, if I am running off the generator, the ac always starts.

The rear is the original ac.

Thoughts?  

thank you.

Thank you to everyone for their suggestions.  Tom, the picture of the resettable circuit did the trick.  we have several of those in the rear electrical panel.  When I know what to look for, it became a 5 second job to use in the lever on the 2 circuits, and the inverter is now up and running/charging.

Thank you again to everyone for the help!

Hugh

We have 8 coach batteries, I have checked both bays, cannot seem to locate the fuse.  Not 100% sure what it looks like, other than google, but I don't see anything connected to the positive cables that looks like a fuse or a fuse holder.

Inverter not charging batteries.  Worked with Magnum tech support, diagnosed no power getting to inverter.  Tech support suggest the inline 400 amp fuse was blown.

I have a 2007 Holiday Rambler Imperial, any suggestion on where the fuse might be located?  Tech support said by code it should be within 18 inches of the batteries.  

I cannot seem to find it.

Thank you,

Hugh