hi achip, azflycaster and others.....
welcome aboard chipster!!!
i've done a pretty good search of the forums and most of the good advise is in the thread noted above.....but look wayyyyyyyyyyyyy down at the bottom of this page and another thread or 2 are listed.....
hopefully a mod will merge this one, into that thread so we can keep all the info together.....
some of what i've learned here may apply to your vintage unit or not......
-disconnecting the main only disconnects the positives
-so if a ground to negative leak exists somewhere.....this can trip a gfci.....
-these can be anywhere, but the fuse/breaker box, power cord umbilical, power cord itself, and outlets are the common places to look.....i think.
-if the gfci box is damp or in high humidity, it may trip...
-if you have any 120v appliances plugged in, (that are leaking to ground) inside the trailer....this may be the source of a fault
and so on....
i'm having a factory tech the issue out this week....
so i'll have more new in a few days.....
in the other thread.....
cheers
2air'
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