Need Electrical help
Hello All, I brought my camper home (2006 Flagstaff) this past weekend and am running into an issue. I typically dont keep the camper at my house since I have a seasonal site but we have been boun...
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Knowing your GFCI works so you won't get a shock, use a cheater (3 wire to 2 wire adapter) and do not connect the ground wire. That should allow the thing to work and if there is really a shock hazard the gfci will trip. Most likely you have a neutral to ground fault which is not really hazardous to you. Remember the gfci does not need a ground to operate. It just senses that a fault happens and shut off the power. Used that trick many times.
