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Camp Chef Pellet Grill Keeps Tripping Gfci. I have a vertical pitboss pro series pellet smoker. I just had to replace the ignitor, and during test things were going fine for about 5. Gfci outlets don't play nice with anything with a motor in it. Gfci keeps tripping / circuit breaker. It sounds like one of parts in your grill is shorting out, causing the breaker to trip. My camp chef woodwind 36 inch is tripping the gfci breaker every single time i plug it in and press start almost immediately. You could try replacing the. This really could be any one of the components of the most common pellet grill issue with the gfci tripping is the hot rod being faulty. Moisture inside the burn pot, or on the hot rod (heating element) itself is the most common cause when a pellet grills trips the breaker. To find out what part is causing this to happen, please. Last time my pellet grill tripped the gfci, it was the ignitor rod. Now, this is more often than not one of the components that’s probably worn out or faulty in the pellet grill. Replaced it and everything was good. The igniter rod can also cause them to trip. A buildup of rust or other residue in.

You could try replacing the. Replaced it and everything was good. Moisture inside the burn pot, or on the hot rod (heating element) itself is the most common cause when a pellet grills trips the breaker. Last time my pellet grill tripped the gfci, it was the ignitor rod. My camp chef woodwind 36 inch is tripping the gfci breaker every single time i plug it in and press start almost immediately. This really could be any one of the components of the most common pellet grill issue with the gfci tripping is the hot rod being faulty. Gfci outlets don't play nice with anything with a motor in it. To find out what part is causing this to happen, please. It sounds like one of parts in your grill is shorting out, causing the breaker to trip. I just had to replace the ignitor, and during test things were going fine for about 5.

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Camp Chef Pellet Grill Keeps Tripping Gfci I just had to replace the ignitor, and during test things were going fine for about 5. Gfci outlets don't play nice with anything with a motor in it. Now, this is more often than not one of the components that’s probably worn out or faulty in the pellet grill. This really could be any one of the components of the most common pellet grill issue with the gfci tripping is the hot rod being faulty. My camp chef woodwind 36 inch is tripping the gfci breaker every single time i plug it in and press start almost immediately. Moisture inside the burn pot, or on the hot rod (heating element) itself is the most common cause when a pellet grills trips the breaker. To find out what part is causing this to happen, please. Last time my pellet grill tripped the gfci, it was the ignitor rod. You could try replacing the. The igniter rod can also cause them to trip. Replaced it and everything was good. I just had to replace the ignitor, and during test things were going fine for about 5. Gfci keeps tripping / circuit breaker. It sounds like one of parts in your grill is shorting out, causing the breaker to trip. I have a vertical pitboss pro series pellet smoker. A buildup of rust or other residue in.