I thought I fixed the bad GFCI problem by replacing the outlet. Much to my dismay, it reappeared on our trip.
No problem! We'll just use the regular outlets. So, I turned off the circuit breaker labeled Conv which controlled the outlets.
After spending two days watching my battery level drop while on shore power and solar then blaming the fog and clouds where we were camping, I turned the breaker on realizing the Converter was on the same circuit.
Battery charged, no problem.
Made an appointment with the dealer to fix the issue and wrote GD customer service to see if the GFCI outlets can go on an empty breaker slot in the master breaker panel. Unless of course, the converter needs that GFCI protection.
John
No problem! We'll just use the regular outlets. So, I turned off the circuit breaker labeled Conv which controlled the outlets.
After spending two days watching my battery level drop while on shore power and solar then blaming the fog and clouds where we were camping, I turned the breaker on realizing the Converter was on the same circuit.
Battery charged, no problem.
Made an appointment with the dealer to fix the issue and wrote GD customer service to see if the GFCI outlets can go on an empty breaker slot in the master breaker panel. Unless of course, the converter needs that GFCI protection.
John
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