Refrigerator tripping garage outlet
Just took the RV out from winter storage, getting ready for a road trip. Same routine I've used the past seven years. Well first item I checked for was the fridge, and it tripped the GFCI which is on ...
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enblethen wrote:
14 gauge 50 foot is a little light. Remember that there is other 120 volt loads. The converter is one.
No 14 gauge extension cord used, it was the typical 50 amp cord, dogbone 30 amp cord, dogbone 20 amp and converter should have seen a "full battery condition". I was giving the converter some thought though as it's 7 years old now. I do plug it in 2 days per month during winter to charge the batteries. Never blown a GFI though.
