RV
electrical repair

RV Shore Power and Breaker Panel Repair

Low voltage at hookups, tripped breakers, or slow battery charging can indicate a distribution or panel issue. Some campgrounds provide inconsistent voltage, which affects sensitive equipment inside the RV.

We check the fuse box, power distribution panel, and breaker function. Worn components are repaired or replaced. Connections are cleaned, tightened, and tested so your RV draws power safely at different campgrounds.

RV Inverter and Power Converter Repair

Inconsistent power, slow charging, or equipment shutting off under load can indicate an inverter or converter fault. These components manage the flow of power between batteries, shore power, and appliances.

We test output levels, cooling fans, wiring, and internal components to locate the cause of the fault. Repairs or replacements are completed as needed, and all related circuits are checked so each device receives the correct voltage.

RV Twelve Volt Electrical System Repair

Lights, fans, pumps, and slide mechanisms rely on the twelve volt system. When voltage drops, these features slow down, shut off, or work inconsistently.

We inspect control panels, wiring, switches, and grounding points. Damaged or loose connections are repaired so every component receives steady power and operates as intended.

RV Battery and Charging System Repair

Weak or dead batteries affect lighting, appliance use, and starting. Corroded terminals, poor grounding, or incorrect wiring can interrupt charging and shorten battery life.

We test charging performance, voltage drop, and terminal condition. Wiring faults are repaired and charging paths through the inverter, converter, shore power, or solar system are reviewed so the battery bank stores power correctly.

RV Generator Wiring Repair

If the generator runs but does not power the RV or shuts off when a load is applied, the cause is often a wiring or transfer fault. Damaged connectors or loose contacts interrupt the power flow.

We test generator output, inspect wiring harnesses, and check transfer components. Damaged wiring is repaired and faulty parts are replaced so the generator supplies consistent power.

RV Solar System and Wiring Repair

When a solar system stops charging the batteries, the cause is usually a wiring fault, a damaged connector, or an issue with the charge controller.

We inspect solar wiring, fuses, charge controllers, and connectors for corrosion or loose contacts. Repairs are completed as needed, and charging performance is tested to confirm the system maintains battery levels during travel.

RV Transfer Switch Repair

A transfer switch decides whether the RV uses generator power or shore power. When it fails, lights can flicker, outlets lose power, or the RV may not draw current from either source. Heat marks, buzzing, or delayed switching are early signs of wear.

We test relay movement, inspect internal contacts, and check wiring for heat damage. Faulty components are repaired or replaced, and the system is tested under load to confirm stable switching between power sources.

RV GFCI and Outlet Circuit Repair

If all outlets stop working or the GFCI will not reset, the issue is often a weak connection or a tripped safety chain. Moisture and vibration can break continuity inside the outlets or the GFCI unit.

We check the reset device, inspect each downstream outlet, and verify the wiring path with continuity tests. Faulty parts are replaced and the circuit is powered up to confirm correct operation.

RV Energy Management System and Surge Protector Repair

An energy management system can interrupt power when it misreads voltage or detects an overloaded circuit. Error codes, appliance dropouts, or inconsistent power at campgrounds often point to a sensor or control issue.

We inspect current sensors, review voltage readings, and test the surge protection unit. Control modules are repaired and each circuit is checked for balanced load so the system reads pedestal power correctly.

RV Electrical Grounding Fault Repair

A grounding fault can place voltage on metal steps, doors, or handrails. Loose bonding points, corroded terminals, or a damaged shore cord often cause this hazard.

We test the grounding path from the pedestal to the RV frame, correct faulty connections, and confirm stable continuity. This restores a safe grounding condition during use.