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Old 01-17-2022, 05:44 AM   #11
Chance
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State: Texas
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Originally Posted by lspotho View Post

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PROBLEM: If I am running on battery, and I plug the electric hookup into a 110V 15 amp circuit at home - it INSTANTLY pops the GFCI on my house (not the RV).

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Dan
Because it trips INSTANTLY at home but not at camp grounds, I think it’s most likely that you have a grounded neutral in motorhome. It’s a common problem and fortunately one that is very easy to check.

If it is a grounded neutral, opening all breakers in your motorhome won’t keep your house GFIC from tripping. If house GFI trips anyway, you can confirm motorhome neutral is grounded with a multi-meter; or ask shop to check for you. Just takes a minute with OHM meter to confirm if that is indeed the problem. Could be many things that is causing your problem, but I would bet on it being grounded neutral.
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