Airstream 2013 Classic, Owner'S Manual

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On front bed models 110-volt breakers are located inside the converter
mounted on the pantry cabinet. they are accesses by opening the brown
converter door.
While you are connected to the 110-volt receptacle the wiring is protected by
circuit breakers in the breaker panel. In the event of a failure of a 110-volt
circuit check your circuit breakers first. If a breaker continues to trip after
you have reset it several times, your circuit may be overloaded with appliances
or there may be a short in the circuit, The 110-volt switch on the water heater,
with its 12 amp draw, would be one of the easiest places to reduce the load on
110-volt circuits. If lessening the load does not solve the problem consult an
Airstream Service Center.
The 110-volt electrical system provides power to operate the air conditioner,
converter and 110-volt receptacles for portable appliances. The power is
carried through the 110-volt city power flexible cord to the 110-volt distribution
panel, and then is distributed to each appliance or receptacle.
An exterior outlet for 110 volts service is located on the curbside exterior wall.
All wire, components, and wiring methods conform to federal and state
requirements.
Typical 110
Volt Panel
30 Amp
Main
Circuit 2
Circuit 3
Circuit 4
Circuit 5
Circuit 1
The breaker panel in your trailer has a
label installed to designate circuit specific
to the trailer.
30 amps Service
Circuit 1, 20 amps A/C
Circuit 2, 20 amps, Bedroom,
converter
Circuit 3, 15 amps, Water Heater
Circuit 4, 20 amps, Microwave
Circuit 5, GFI, Galley, Lavatory,
Exterior Outlet, Dinette, Lounge
50 Amp Service (Different Panel)
Circuit 1, 15 amps Water Heater
Circuit 2, 20 amps, Front A/C,
Bedroom,
Circuit 3, 20 amps, Converter
Circuit 4, 20 amps, Microwave
Circuit 5, GFI, Galley, Lavatory,
Exterior Outlet, Dinette, Lounge
Circuit 6, 20 Amps, Rear A/C
Circuit 7, 20 Amps, Bedroom TV