Trailer is tripping a GFI in my garage....
I have a 2012 Dutchmen trailer that I keep plugged into the side of my garage. Normally not its a problem but it has begun to trip a GFI plug in my garage. I have narrowed it down to one circuit bre...
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Ok. Did some additional testing.
It is a Norcold fridge.
When I unplug the fridge, there is power to the outlet it is plugged into.
When I plug the fridge directly into the extension cord, it still does not work. I have an "Auto" setting and a "gas" setting on the fridge. If plugged into power on auto it will/should run the fridge on electricity; if no power is detected it will run on gas. There is a light that should light up, but it does not. Neither does the gas run the fridge.
I tried it on the "gas" setting(making sure the propane tanks were turned on) and no light there either, no trying to ignite.
Disconnected the GFCI outlet, turned on the GFI breaker, and it still tripped the GFCI outlet in my garage.
It is a Norcold fridge.
When I unplug the fridge, there is power to the outlet it is plugged into.
When I plug the fridge directly into the extension cord, it still does not work. I have an "Auto" setting and a "gas" setting on the fridge. If plugged into power on auto it will/should run the fridge on electricity; if no power is detected it will run on gas. There is a light that should light up, but it does not. Neither does the gas run the fridge.
I tried it on the "gas" setting(making sure the propane tanks were turned on) and no light there either, no trying to ignite.
Disconnected the GFCI outlet, turned on the GFI breaker, and it still tripped the GFCI outlet in my garage.
