Our Dometic refrigerator is popping GFCI breakers when it runs on 120 volts. I pulled the heating element and it has three leads, one of which is the ground. Connecting these directly to a GFCI circuit at home, the GFCI pops after about a minute – ...
Our pop up has a bit of a sag near the AC unit which is causing water to pool and leak into the roof. So I am looking for solutions short of replacing the entire roof. flatroofsolutions.com sells a white on black rubber membrane roofing specificall...
Yeah people rail at them because they trip easily in wet conditions. But you are right - they are just doing their job. If they are leaking current because are wet, then a regular outlet is a fire hazard and an electrocution hazard. I'd rather hav...
I have a Dometic 2193. It is actually a two lead element with the third wire being a ground. Just to be clear - I have been testing connectivity between either of the two element leads and the ground lead. And I get nothing, even when it is heated...
To answer the questions about the GFCI outlet/breaker - three different GFCI protected devices have tripped. One in the 110 outlet at the campground. I disconnected from that and went to the 30A campground outlet (with no GFCI protection)and the GFC...
Genecop - Roger on the sag. I am going to pull the AC cover off today (if it stops raining) and see how bad that is. It looks to me to be about a 3/4" sag, but I'll know more when I get the cover off. My tentative plan is to use 2 lengths of 1" box...
