electricAL outlet issues

[PARAPTOR]

Thanks Bob, Hopefully the OP will return with more information.

[TNT88]

hello

i just wanted to say thanks for all your guys input on this issue THAT i had and to say sorry if you guys were confused about how i wrote and how explained it.

but any ways: the shop that tried to fix my TT didn't look for days then finally after a few days they look at the TT and gave me a quote for 4hrs and 500$ and wasn't sure if that would fix the problem, so i went in that same day and took my TT home and FIXED it my self in 5 MINUTES and while my TT was at the shop and was waitn for them to give me the quote i couldn't stop think about my TT and what could i do to fix it my self.

so the problem was: on the converter where 120v comes in, the 2nd breaker feeds the 120v circuit to the first run of outlets well there is a jumper wire that feeds the 2nd run of outlets, well that jumper wire was just a regular wire not copper so it got hot really hot and melted the wire nut.

the fix: cut the wire nut off and replaced the wire and wire nut.

you guys might want to look at you converter and make sure your wires are the same gauge and are copper and not you standard vehicle kinda of wire. on the 120v side of converter.

i did call keystone and told them about this they are going to be sending a recall for this issue with the wrong style of wiring

thanks