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RV ELECTRICAL SERVICE

RV Electrical Problems? We Find the Real Cause.

Professional mobile RV electrical diagnostics and repair — right where you are.

12V & 120V RV electrical diagnostics

30-amp & 50-amp shore power troubleshooting

Mobile service throughout Southwest Florida

Common RV Electrical Problems

Loss of shore power, tripped protection, wiring faults, transfer issues, or distribution problems.

No Power in the RV
Tripping Breaker

Overloads, appliance faults, wiring problems, weak connections, or defective components.

Outlets or GFCIs Not Working

Dead receptacles, nuisance trips, downstream faults, or damaged electrical connections.

Battery / 12V Problems

Low voltage, charging concerns, blown fuses, lighting issues, or other 12V system problems.

Shore Power Problems

30A or 50A connection problems, voltage concerns, cords, plugs, adapters, or RV-side faults.

Converter / Inverter Issues

Charging problems, improper output, loss of AC/DC power, or system-control concerns.

Blown Fuses

Blown fuses, melted circuit holders, or repeated failures indicating underlying shorts.

Lights Flickering or Dimming

Dimming during appliance startup, flickering from bad grounds, or loose neutral wires.

Battery Not Charging

Dead cells, bad isolators, failed chargers, or corroded cabling preventing battery storage.

Transfer Switch Problems

Failure to switch between generator and shore power, burnt contacts, or buzzing sounds.

Brownouts, fluctuating current leading to equipment damage, and pedestal voltage drops.

Low or Unstable Voltage
Appliances Not Receiving Power

Specific circuit failures, failed relay modules, or internal component power loss.

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Burnt Shore-Power Plug

Electrical heat, corrosion and loose connections can cause visible damage and unreliable operation.

Electrical Problems We Commonly Find

Heat-Damaged Receptacle

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Battery Terminal Corrosion

Breaker / Fuse Damage

Diagnostics First. Parts Second.

We use a systematic diagnostic approach before recommending repairs.

1. Listen

We listen to your concerns and understand the issue.

2. Test

We perform thorough tests using the appropriate tools and methods.

3. Identify

We identify the root cause — not just the symptom.

4. Recommend

We explain the findings and recommended options.

RV Electrical Systems & Components

12V DC Systems

Lighting, fans, pumps, slides, controls and more.

120V AC Systems

Outlets, appliances, A/C circuits, microwave and more.

Batteries & Charging Systems

House batteries, connections, charging and monitoring.

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30A / 50A Shore Power

Pedestals, cords, inlets, adapters and shore-power connections.

Converter / Inverter Systems

Power conversion, charging and inverter operation.

Breakers and Fuses

Protection for RV electrical circuits.

GFCI Outlets

Safety receptacles in kitchens, bathrooms and exterior areas.

Transfer Switches

Switching between available AC power sources.

Less out of pocket. More peace of mind.

We work with most major extended warranty providers when applicable. If your repair is covered, we'll help you through the process.

EXTENDED WARRANTY, WE CAN HELP

Having an RV Electrical Problem?

Tell us what’s happening and let RV Prime Care help identify the problem.

Prefer to talk? Call (239) 202-0711

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