230v Caravan, Motorhome & Campervan Repairs
If your leisure vehicle is not working on 230v mains, your 230v appliance has stopped working or if you need a new 230v socket in your caravan motorhome or campervan, please give us a call. We love all things 230v and can work with you to repair an existing service or add an additional accessory or function.
How Much Do 230v Mains Repairs Cost?
230v Mains Repairs
From
£110 + Parts
Book Your 230v Mains Repairs
If you have any questions or would like to book your 230v mains repairs, email service@bristolcaravans.com, call 01454 612893 within working hours, or contact us using our online form.
Why Bristol Caravans?
Award winning AWS workshop
Our qualified and experienced technicians, as well as our friendly office team, ensure top-quality service.
Camping on site
Tent, Caravan, Motorhome and Campervan camping on site. Book via BristolCamping.co.uk
Bolt on accessories
Personal advice on the best upgrade or bolt-on accessory for your vehicle.
Great location
Based in Almondsbury, north Bristol. One mile from the M4 and M5.
Value for money
Quality workmanship at a fair price. No job is too small, classic vehicles are welcome.
Friendly customer service
We are a small and nimble team, happy to help in any way we can.
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FAQs
The mains cable (usually orange) is used to connect the caravan, motorhome or campervan to the site electrics. The orange 230v cable is external to the caravan, motorhome or campervan and sits on the ground. It’s orange so that people can see it easily. As it is an external part it can be damaged, therefore it is part of the yearly service inspection. If damaged, this part should be replaced. If you have any concerns regarding 230v cables and appliances contact Bristol Caravans 01454 612 893.
The first thing to check is the site electrics. Use a short cable adaptor (round to square), then plug in a standard household mains socket tester. If the test shows a fault or no electric present speak to the site owner/manager. If the site electrics are OK, plug your orange 230v cable into the site electrics and check the other end of the orange cable. If the cable is OK, plug the cable into your caravan, motorhome, or campervan, and plug your tester into a socket inside your vehicle. If there is no power at the internal socket, go to your onboard consumer unit. Look at your consumer unit, you will have different switches. If the MCB has tripped, this means you have overloaded a circuit. Disconnect everything you have plugged into sockets, and reset the MCB. Electric should now be back on inside your vehicle. If the RCD has tripped (this is a safety switch), please find a qualified person to complete further investigation.
Yes, we have tent camping, touring pitches and a campervan field. See our Bristol Camping website for more information.
