GFCI Risks? Update
Updated 24 March ------------ Having a new GFCI problem I have been unable to locate in the "receptacle circuit". While on shore power (from house) The GFCI receptacle on that string itself h...
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Yes, there is a slight risk. Not only to yourself but the item that is causing the problem will, as in my luck, when I really need it.
I would say something like your refer 120 volt element or water heater element could be leaking to ground. Try un-plugging refer and disconnecting water heater 120 volt element if equipped.
Should not be an issue with two wire cord body.
I would say something like your refer 120 volt element or water heater element could be leaking to ground. Try un-plugging refer and disconnecting water heater 120 volt element if equipped.
Should not be an issue with two wire cord body.
