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AllegroD
Nov 05, 2019Nomad
brows827 wrote:AllegroD wrote:brows827 wrote:
Last update: as I've been driving on the road, the breaker has tripped a couple more times - I thought it might have to do with turning off/on the car, but that's not it - I can't reproduce the issue.
I'm sure it is just because it was a dry day, but I also got shocked by my car two or three times.
Anyway, the only common factor for this issue is when I'm towing.
Whoa there! Let's back up a bit. You got shocked by your car. Were you connected to the trailer. You might have a bigger issue than your breaker.
Sorry for the delay - as for getting shocked: yes, I was hooked up to the trailer. I get shocked from time to time getting out of my car (yesterday, not connected to the trailer) - it's typically on dry days where static electricity has built up. I don't think it's related to being hooked up.
I would have this checked. This could be caused by a reverse polarity in your shore line or improper grounding. This can escalate to electrocution.
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