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Trek Owner’s Manual
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WARNING: A circuit without a breaker presents a serious safety hazard. Never
attempt to bypass the circuit breakers for any reason. Doing so will
void the warranty both of your coach and any appliance on the circuit.
The main breaker panel is labeled with the appliances and outlets on each circuit. The
inverter contains its own circuit breaker, so power from it is not channeled through the
main panel. The
RESET
switches are located on the inverter in the same bay with the 50
Amp shore line. If the inverter is not producing power, check the breaker on the inverter.
GFCI refers to Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt. This is a safety feature that halts power
through a circuit if a short or other malfunction is detected. This is an important mechanism,
designed to help prevent electrocution or injuries. The GFCI works in a manner similar to a
circuit breaker. If a fault is detected in the circuit, a switch inside the GFCI is tripped, halt-
ing power flow. The circuit will not operate again until the switch is manually reset in the
GFCI receptacle.
WARNING: GFCI circuits are designed to prevent electrical shock, not overloads.
They do not replace circuit breakers.
NOTE: Several outlets, as well as coach lighting, may be connected to the GFCI cir-
cuit. Therefore, if a set of interior lights are not working, or if an appliance is
not operating, check the nearest GFCI RESET switch to see if it has been
tripped.
Generator
WARNING: Before turning on generator, be sure that you have unplugged the
shore line. A power surge could damage the Power Transfer Switch
along with any appliances connected to 120 VAC power.
The generator runs on either LP-Gas or gasoline. Both types of generator provide a very
efficient source of 120 VAC power.
The following section contains only an overview - please refer to the manufacturer's
manual in the warranty pack for full specifications, instructions, and maintenance
requirements on the generator.