Do you have a question about the Towable and is the answer not in the manual?
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Trey Vick
February 19, 2025
I have a 50 amp cord coming out when I hook it up to 110 it powers but when I hook it up to 220 it does not power. What **** I doing wrong
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Mr. Anderson
February 19, 2025
A Palomino towable RV is typically designed to operate on 120V AC power. If it is connected to 220V, several issues could occur, preventing it from powering on:
1. Overvoltage Damage – Most RV electrical systems are built for 120V. Connecting to 220V can damage components like the converter, inverter, wiring, and appliances.
2. Blown Fuses or Breakers – Overvoltage may cause fuses to blow or circuit breakers to trip, cutting off power to protect the system.
3. Burned Converter or Inverter – The power converter (which changes AC to DC for battery charging) or inverter (if installed) may burn out due to excessive voltage.
4. Damaged Appliances – Appliances such as the microwave, refrigerator, or air conditioner could be damaged or non-functional due to high voltage exposure.
5. Melted Wiring or Electrical Panel Damage – Excessive voltage can overheat wiring, melt insulation, or damage the electrical distribution panel.
### Possible Solutions: - Check the Fuses and Breakers – Reset breakers and replace blown fuses. - Inspect the Converter and Inverter – If damaged, they may need repair or replacement. - Test Appliances and Outlets – Check if any devices were affected. - Verify Correct Power Source – Ensure the RV is connected to a 120V power source using the proper adapter if necessary. - Seek Professional Inspection – If damage is suspected, an RV electrician should assess and repair the system.
Connecting a 120V RV to 220V can cause serious electrical damage, so it should be avoided.
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Trey Vick
February 20, 2025
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Trey
February 21, 2025
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Trey
February 21, 2025
It’s says on the side of my RV that I can hook up 50 amps, 240????
Cheryl Bereksazi
May 13, 2025
Hello! We've become very recent owners of a pre-owned 2006 Palomino Yearling model 4102. Where might we be able to find the product booklet? I've tried searching online but was unsuccessful.
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Mr. Anderson
May 21, 2025
You can obtain a hard copy of the manual by sending a request via phone or mail. Visit the "Contact Us" page for the specific contact information. For appliance owner’s manuals, contact the respective component manufacturer directly.
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Do you have a question about the Towable and is the answer not in the manual?
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I have a 50 amp cord coming out when I hook it up to 110 it powers but when I hook it up to 220 it does not power. What **** I doing wrong
A Palomino towable RV is typically designed to operate on 120V AC power. If it is connected to 220V, several issues could occur, preventing it from powering on:
1. Overvoltage Damage – Most RV electrical systems are built for 120V. Connecting to 220V can damage components like the converter, inverter, wiring, and appliances.
2. Blown Fuses or Breakers – Overvoltage may cause fuses to blow or circuit breakers to trip, cutting off power to protect the system.
3. Burned Converter or Inverter – The power converter (which changes AC to DC for battery charging) or inverter (if installed) may burn out due to excessive voltage.
4. Damaged Appliances – Appliances such as the microwave, refrigerator, or air conditioner could be damaged or non-functional due to high voltage exposure.
5. Melted Wiring or Electrical Panel Damage – Excessive voltage can overheat wiring, melt insulation, or damage the electrical distribution panel.
### Possible Solutions:
- Check the Fuses and Breakers – Reset breakers and replace blown fuses.
- Inspect the Converter and Inverter – If damaged, they may need repair or replacement.
- Test Appliances and Outlets – Check if any devices were affected.
- Verify Correct Power Source – Ensure the RV is connected to a 120V power source using the proper adapter if necessary.
- Seek Professional Inspection – If damage is suspected, an RV electrician should assess and repair the system.
Connecting a 120V RV to 220V can cause serious electrical damage, so it should be avoided.
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@Mr. Anderson
@Trey Vick
It’s says on the side of my RV that I can hook up 50 amps, 240????
Hello! We've become very recent owners of a pre-owned 2006 Palomino Yearling model 4102. Where might we be able to find the product booklet? I've tried searching online but was unsuccessful.
You can obtain a hard copy of the manual by sending a request via phone or mail. Visit the "Contact Us" page for the specific contact information. For appliance owner’s manuals, contact the respective component manufacturer directly.
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