Trailer lights and plugs no power

Lew Silverman · 01-08-2021, 01:33 AM

Sounds like those interior lights are fed by a 110V circuit, especially if they are florescent fixtures. There has to be a breaker panel located somewhere inside the trailer (possibly in the back of one of the cabinets?) that controls that circuit or at the very least a step-up inverter to provide the 110 volts. While it doesn't happen very often, I've seen wires severed by interior paneling screws. As was mentioned above, there should be a male receptacle, possibly under a weatherproof cover, that provides the AC power to the trailer.

Here's a link to the Owners Manual webpage -

https://forestriverinc.help/#/contin...7-6660BBE4868E

And in a pinch you could visit your local Camping World! Tell them Marcus sent you!

Good Luck with the project, Ed!

01-08-2021, 01:33 AM	#5
Lew Silverman VIP Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Newport News, VA Posts: 1,435 Likes: 371 Liked 129 Times in 59 Posts	Re: Trailer lights and plugs no power Sounds like those interior lights are fed by a 110V circuit, especially if they are florescent fixtures. There has to be a breaker panel located somewhere inside the trailer (possibly in the back of one of the cabinets?) that controls that circuit or at the very least a step-up inverter to provide the 110 volts. While it doesn't happen very often, I've seen wires severed by interior paneling screws. As was mentioned above, there should be a male receptacle, possibly under a weatherproof cover, that provides the AC power to the trailer. Here's a link to the Owners Manual webpage - https://forestriverinc.help/#/contin...7-6660BBE4868E And in a pinch you could visit your local Camping World! Tell them Marcus sent you! Good Luck with the project, Ed! __________________ Lew Silverman #2070 "The Wagon Master" N/SA Last edited by Lew Silverman; 01-08-2021 at 01:36 AM. Reason: Added website information