Has anyone found or been given a wiring diagram (schematic) for the Delta 252RL. Having a problem with the outlets in the bedroom, all three of them are not working. The trailer is still under warranty and Alliance is saying to have them check it out. Problem is the trailer is now in Galveston, TX, and the dealership is in Northern Indiana. Also, it would be nice to have the diagram if other issues arise or if changes need to be made after the warranty ends. I appreciate any help that can be provided. Thanks.
Wiring Diagram for a Delta 252RL
- Thread starter cclennon
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Two things to check...
1 - Breaker in the panel
2 - GFCI outlet....make sure that is not tripped.
1 - Breaker in the panel
2 - GFCI outlet....make sure that is not tripped.
fireman0175
Active member
You should be able to ask Alliance for the as built wiring diagram. Like Jim said, 99% of the time it will be one of those 2 items. Check all of your GFCIs. There are probably 2 on that size trailer. Even if they ask YOU to troubleshoot, you can take to any dealer who will work with Alliance RV (get that first) and they can test things for you then they will bill Alliance for time diagnosing the issue. Most trustworthy RV repair shops would surely take a look for free as a courtesy. You do not have to take it back to the selling dealer. Worse case is that a wire has came loose upstream of those in the bedroom.
Checked both. Both are functioning correctly. Problem still exists. Thanks.
I did ask Alliance for the wiring diagram, they say one is not available. Typical answer, they want to push it to the dealer to resolve. Will start to look at wiring connections. Thanks.
Unfortunately RV warranty is not that efficient or that effective. Wiring diagrams are generally non existent and unavailable. You will have your best results at selling dealer. Non Selling dealers may refuse to do warranty work. Alliance may refuse to pay the full diagnostic cost. If selling dealer is not close or convenient consider a mobile RV tech. Alliance may authorize payment to mobile tech.
For efficiency sake I would simply fix the problem myself, if I were unable to fix myself. I would hire and pay mobile tech and seek reimbursement from Alliance.
Hopefully I would get reimbursed but I would not sweat reimbursement either way. Because there is so much red tape and approvals involved I personally reserve using RV warranty for major catastrophic issues only.
BryanValRox
Elite Member
Given all three are not working, I would start by pulling the breaker panel cover and checking your connections there first. Obviously ensure, the hot, neutral and ground are tightened securely.
I would then start pulling those outlets starting with the one closest to the panel and do the same.
We had inoperable outlets on each side of the bed when we took delivery of our 310 RL. I found a bad molex splice connection causing our issue. The feed to it was fine, however the outbound neutral connection was bent over not making contact.