Pitou help me find these a few years ago. Very puzzling when it happens. I ended up using my generator to complete my trip. I thought there might be an AC circuit breaker, but could not find it. One knows they are on a boat when things like this are not in a place you might think to look. (They are of course close to the power entry connecters, you just have to go splunking to get to them)
Now I am careful when I have the AC on and I am attempting to make food. I I had both power cords on, I suspect I could do this. The toaster oven is the one that really jumps the AC load, so be careful with that. (You can see this on your AC panel meter) I suspect the range might be capable of loading the system as well.
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Shore 1 power fault please help
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Re: Shore 1 power fault please help
Current: Good Mojo 2008 TE 31 - Cummins QSC 8.3 500 HP
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Former: Blue Without You 2006 TE 28 - Yanmar 6PLA - 315 HP