generator popping gfi outlets
We've had our camper for a little over a year and in that time only used the generator a couple of times to run the microwave when camped without electric hookup. Those times I didn't notice any prob...
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I would start with turning off all breakers at the 120 power panel. Run the generator, then turn on breakers one at a time.
If the converter blows the GFCI, unplug the converter. Remember that the GFCI in the kitchen may also protect all outlets further past the actual plug point.
Use some extension cords from shore power with a GFCI protected circuit to see what happens when you plug the converter in there.
Isolate the problem first. Maybe the leads on your power panel might have a loose connection. All hots, neutrals, and grounds have to be tight.
If the converter blows the GFCI, unplug the converter. Remember that the GFCI in the kitchen may also protect all outlets further past the actual plug point.
Use some extension cords from shore power with a GFCI protected circuit to see what happens when you plug the converter in there.
Isolate the problem first. Maybe the leads on your power panel might have a loose connection. All hots, neutrals, and grounds have to be tight.
