GFI Problem
I am trying to figure this problem out and don't quite know where to look next. When I plug in to a campground outlet that is GFCI protected, as soon as my surge guard kicks in the GFI protector on th...
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dougrainer wrote:
Turn off all your breakers in the RV panel. Plug in the GFCI shore power pedestal. IF it does NOT trip, then your shore Cord/Transfer is OK. Turn on the 50 or 30 amp MAIN breaker in your breaker panel. If it does NOT trip the GFCI, then turn on 1 Breaker at a time until the GFCI trips. Once you have determined which breaker when turned ON trips the shore GFCI. either run your APU and then determine what outlets/appliances are ON that circuit. Then trace and disconnect each appliance or circuit 1 at a time until you find the problem. Doug
I've let this thread run for a while; I don't want to hijack thid thread but here is what happens in our rig when plugged into ANY GFCI.
Plug the rig into GFCI outlet (mains) when the breakers to the two GFCI protected circuits in the rig are on, the mains GFCI trips. Unplug from mains, turn off the two house breakers, plug in the mains GFCI, and all is well. Drove me nuts until I found this out.
