GFI trips at home when trailer plugged in
Today I plugged my trailer in at home in preparation for a trip, to charge the batteries. The GFI in the garage was tripped. I turned off all the breakers for 120V in the trailer and it still tri...
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You cannot plug a trailer into another GFCI. They do not play nice with the GFCI that is already in your trailer.If GFCIs didn't play nicely together you could never use a newer hair dryer in the bathroom of a newer home. My motorhome does not trip a GFCI, and an RV that does has something wrong with it. If you're using a 15(or 20)-to-30 amp adapter, suspect that first. They seems to be the single biggest culprit in GFCI trips. For further troubleshooting I suggest following this post: GFCI troubleshooting .
