Hi all, I have been having a problem with plugging into the shore power at our storage facility. They have all circuits run through GFCI outlets on the pole. When we plug in and we are not running anything the GFCI trips on the pole. We talked to our...
Have some questions on trailer weight and pin weight. We have a 2007 GMC 2500HD short bed 4x4. Just weighed it today on a CAT scale. Was loaded ready to go with generators extra propane tanks and fuel. Here are the weights:TV STEER AXLE - 4380TV REAR...
Hi all, We are considering moving up to a FW from our hybrid TT. We have a 2007 GMC 2500HD crew cab diesel with a 6' bed. we are looking at a Heartland Big Country 3950 FB (GVWR 15500). My question, will it be safe for us to tow with our current TV? ...
enblethen wrote:It does not take much o trip a GFCI receptacle.OP: try unplugging your 120 volt cord powering your refer. Grounded heating element is a common item that goes bad and can trip GFCI.Is the PI unit hardwired or does it have plug and rece...
ktmrfs wrote:If you have access to an DVM, measure the resistance between the neutral and ground on your trailer plug. It should read in the megohms. If it reads a few ohms, say 10 or less you have a ground neutral bond in the trailer. this is ...
ScottG wrote:ktmrfs wrote:Tom/Barb wrote:DBECHEN wrote:Hi all, I have been having a problem with plugging into the shore power at our storage facility. They have all circuits run through GFCI outlets on the pole. When we plug in and we are not runnin...
D.E.Bishop wrote:DrewE wrote:ktmrfs wrote:open ground will NOT trip a GFI. A GFI is designed to work with a circuit that is not grounded, e.g. the old two prong plug.there are TWO things that will cause a GFI to trip.1) unbalanced current between t...
ScottG wrote:Tom/Barb wrote:ScottG wrote:Of course you have an open ground. Your ground isn't supposed to be bonded and none of that matters anyway. A GFCI doesn't trip because of an "open ground".Somewhere, you have a leakage to ground. Could be a ...
