110V electric short
I have an electrical problem. I have a short in my trailer in the 110V system. The other day my son went out to the trailer which I keep plugged in the house to look for something. He was in his bare ...
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BroncoAl wrote:If it doesn't trip a GFCI & you are no longer getting a shock from the trailer I wouldn't worry about it. It could be a very high resistance fault, for example capacitive coupling, etc that doesn't produce enough current to cause a problem. If you still want to chase it down, measure the ground current while switching off each breaker.
It's plugged into a 20A GFI breaker on the front porch with an adapter to the 30A cord. How do I go about trouble shooting the problem if there is no obvious problem?
