I have a '91 airstream and on the lower breaker position is a GFI, ground fault breaker.
So the identifying marks on the actual breaker are:
************************ Type Q0 60/75 deg CWIRE 1 Pole Class A 120vac Square D AL/CU #8-#14
Interrupting rating 10,000 amps
Max. RMS sym. 120 vac
series 2 ************************
So its a Square D... I went on the internet and did a bunch of searching, and, I found a breaker part number that might be it. But Im not sure. The first part number in the list seems to be a base part number and the ones after that seem to be breakers with special options. I have no idea what the options mean.
When I connect my christmas lights up through a very old extension cord to my outside sockets, and if it rains, the breaker being discussed trips quite a bit. The diesel truck is also plugged in to the same outlet through the other extension cord that is just as old. In both extension cords, there are three new ends and one original.
At first, I suspected the breaker. But the breaker never trips the rest of the year. And it pretty much happens only when it rains.
ggardne2 wrote: Comments below ... the standard breaker with no options should work ... it might be best to remove the breaker and take it to an electrical supply, they should be able to find an equivalent match to your existing breaker.
Partno. QO120GFI -- Base GFI Breaker, No Options Mini CB - QO - 20A - 1P - 120V - 10kA - Plug-in - GFI
Replacing a GFI with a standard breaker without making the first outlet a pass through GFI outlet is a violation of electrical code, and makes for a very unsafe situation.
The standard breaker they are referring to is a GFI breaker.
ggardne2 wrote: Comments below ... the standard breaker with no options should work ... it might be best to remove the breaker and take it to an electrical supply, they should be able to find an equivalent match to your existing breaker.
Partno. QO120GFI -- Base GFI Breaker, No Options Mini CB - QO - 20A - 1P - 120V - 10kA - Plug-in - GFI
Replacing a GFI with a standard breaker without making the first outlet a pass through GFI outlet is a violation of electrical code, and makes for a very unsafe situation.
Russ & Paula the Beagle Belle. 2016 Ram Laramie 3500 Aisin DRW 4X4 Long bed. 2005 Copper Canyon 293 FWSLS, 32' GVWR 12,360#
If the breaier is a GFCI (has test button) I would only replace with another GFCI. there is a reason they use those.
Home was where I park it. but alas the. 2005 Damon Intruder 377 Alas declared a total loss after a semi "nicked" it. Still have the radios Kenwood TS-2000, ICOM ID-5100, ID-51A+2, ID-880 REF030C most times
Check your local Home Depot or Lowes I think they both carry Square D breakers and panels. 84 Lumber may even carry them. Take it out, take a picture or take it with you and match it up.
Comments below ... the standard breaker with no options should work ... it might be best to remove the breaker and take it to an electrical supply, they should be able to find an equivalent match to your existing breaker.
Partno. QO120GFI -- Base GFI Breaker, No Options Mini CB - QO - 20A - 1P - 120V - 10kA - Plug-in - GFI
