The barn GFIC is tripping on my Wildwood with Dometic RM2652. I has happened 2 times so I replaced the GFIC with a new one and it tripped again. I turned the refer on in case we needed extra storage at Thanksgiving and again at Christmas. It seems to be related to the refer. Electric heater element? Everything else is off other than the converter during storage.

Has it ever worked normally on this outlet? Does your rig have an onboard generator?

Does it trip breaker on propane mode? Use just your battery to see if it runs on propane.

Unplug the refer in the outside access.Element going to ground!

2oldman wrote:I think it's a GFCIYou would think that after more than 40 years as a licensed general contractor I should know that :o Fingers started typing before brain was engaged!

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joshuajim
Explorer II
Dec 26, 2020
jkwilson wrote:
Has it ever worked normally on this outlet? Does your rig have an onboard generator?

It has worked for years on that outlet, but since I replaced the GFI it's a moot point. No generator.
joshuajim
Explorer II
Dec 26, 2020
2oldman wrote:
I think it's a GFCI

You would think that after more than 40 years as a licensed general contractor I should know that :o Fingers started typing before brain was engaged!
enblethen
Nomad
Dec 26, 2020
Unplug the refer in the outside access.
Element going to ground!
Sandia_Man
Explorer II
Dec 26, 2020
Does it trip breaker on propane mode? Use just your battery to see if it runs on propane.
jkwilson
Explorer III
Dec 26, 2020
Has it ever worked normally on this outlet? Does your rig have an onboard generator?
2oldman
Explorer II
Dec 26, 2020
I think it's a GFCI

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