Another Norcold issue
Ok guys I have a Norcold 1200 series refer that recently started tripping the GFI when attempting to run on AC...(works fine on propane) I measured the voltage at the refer plug in point and have 118/121 volts. When I unplug the refer and plug into another AC source outside of coach AC the refer runs fine and does not trip any breakers (albeit on a non GFI protected circuit just normal 15 amp house circuit)
I measured the resistance on each of the two heaters and was shown to be 58 and 59 ohms. The Norcold service manual shows the proper range to be 58-68 ohms on this model.
I also checked each of the fuses on the control module (good) and changed out the GFI just to eliminate everything I could think of.
Any words of wisdom anyone can share would be appreciated ..you guys have been most helpful on some other questions that I have had.
I measured the resistance on each of the two heaters and was shown to be 58 and 59 ohms. The Norcold service manual shows the proper range to be 58-68 ohms on this model.
I also checked each of the fuses on the control module (good) and changed out the GFI just to eliminate everything I could think of.
Any words of wisdom anyone can share would be appreciated ..you guys have been most helpful on some other questions that I have had.
