Hello to you, sir!
I never know whether to mention it as it seems a bit of a bummer, but I might throw in how I like to get started on new projects!
There is always a bit of learning curve when we start new and RV are in that, for sure!
One thing that can help avoid the big disappointment on trips is if we can sort of look over the kit we have and try to foresee some points that may hit us when we are out and about and not at all prepped to deal with them!
Electrical problems are more common on Rv for a number of reasons. One is that corrosion is obvious to be more common as we drag it up and down the road in all kinds of weather.
I might suggest doing a quick look underneather the front of the trailer. Kind of like under the propane tanks on the frame?
We get a fair amount of questions on lots of the trailers as they have various breakers and connections under there!
Knowing if they are hidden in under there, might help save a trip plan if something goes wrong!
Just knowing if it is there is a good step to finding/fixing if/when needed!
Pushing a little button on a resettable breaker can do wonders if it's something you know is down there!
Enjoy the new trek but being aware of small points can help.
Easier to keep the powder dry if we know where they keep it?
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