Trailer is Tripping GFI Breaker at Drop
I just purchased a 2008 FR Salem after my other camper was distroyed by a tree limb. When I picked it up Everything worked at the dealer, 2 days later I towed it to my Seasonal Site. Minute I plug it ...
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Low voltage generally oughtn't trip a GFCI breaker. (Note that there could be a difference between oughtn't and doesn't.) I would guess that you have a ground fault or leakage in your new RV—certainly, it would be wise to check it out carefully. There may also be a ground fault in the campground's wiring, possibly caused by moving things around for the recent wiring changes.
It only takes a misplaced ground or neutral connection or a pinched wire or any of a bunch of other problems to cause a ground fault.
(Old-Biscuit — I think it's a 30A connection with a 30A GFCI breaker in the breaker box, if I'm interpreting things properly.)
It only takes a misplaced ground or neutral connection or a pinched wire or any of a bunch of other problems to cause a ground fault.
(Old-Biscuit — I think it's a 30A connection with a 30A GFCI breaker in the breaker box, if I'm interpreting things properly.)
