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To further confuse me on electrical stuff....
The first time I use my converted PBC, I ran a homemade 12 gauge extension cord from an interior outlet to the back patio. It was a pain in the ass; so the next time, I just plugged it into the outlet on the patio. I was going to be home and was...
Last night I ran a small space heater in the garage, which is same GFI circuit I’ve been having issues with. After about 10 minutes, the GFI outlet tripped and would not reset. Pretty much confirms our old house is having some issues. Time to call the rental agency on Monday.
Ok. Thanks. Again, being that we’re renters, I’m not willing to put too much effort or money into fixing any issues with the house. I can run the smoker on a non-GFI outlet. I don’t plan on standing in a puddle while operating the smoker. I appreciate the help.
Randy
I guess infinity. My meter reads 1 when it’s not touching anything. It read the same 1 between the element and ground. 12.2 ish between element contacts.
Checked the ohms between the heating element and ground (no other connections and no power) and got zero. Hopefully that’s what I was supposed to get!
-Randy
I’m glad this Question was asked. I’m sad there weren’t better answers. I had the same question. I would spend $500 to $1000 for a better quality propane smoker but they literally don’t exist. I can’t believe the market is $250 or $10k. I also had the same thought about Weber. I feel like for...
Our house is 25+ years old. The builder put the gfi outlet in the master bath. Then added a bunch of outlets “downstream” to include other bathrooms, the garage, and outdoor outlets. From the little I’ve messed with, everything in the house is original so the outlets are 25+ years old. So...
Good Evening,
I am new to the forums and posted my issue in another thread this morning. I figured I’d start my own thread in the correct spot. Here is my scenario, as posted this morning:
I started converting a PBC to electric. I purchased a 1200 watt heating element from Cookshack and a PID...
I am having a similar problem. I started converting a PBC to electric. I purchased a 1200 watt heating element from Cookshack and a PID controller with a built in relay. Wired it all up and plugged it in. The first time the controller turned on the heating element, it instantly tripped my GFI...
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