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**Bill** · 02-14-2004, 12:28 PM

OK, if you have taken it to TM, I am sure they will fix it. That is a good move, Rudy, I'm glad you did it. Did you also bring them your various adapters and extension cords?

Just to confine the problem, plug your GFI tester into the house outlet that you use to power the TM. Is everything OK at the outlet?

Now, if you still have the extension cord at the house, plug it into the outlet, and plug the tester into the other end of the extension cord. Everything still OK?

If all OK so far, the only things left are the 30-amp-to-20-amp adapter, and the TM itself. Since the adapter is another factory assembled and molded assembly, I can't imagine it is bad. So we're back to the TM itself, and you are in good hands there.

Let me know how this comes out.

Bill

02-14-2004, 12:28 PM	#8
Bill Site Team Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: The mountains of Scottsdale, AZ, and the beaches of Maine Posts: 10,121	Re:GFI supplied power OK, if you have taken it to TM, I am sure they will fix it. That is a good move, Rudy, I'm glad you did it. Did you also bring them your various adapters and extension cords? Just to confine the problem, plug your GFI tester into the house outlet that you use to power the TM. Is everything OK at the outlet? Now, if you still have the extension cord at the house, plug it into the outlet, and plug the tester into the other end of the extension cord. Everything still OK? If all OK so far, the only things left are the 30-amp-to-20-amp adapter, and the TM itself. Since the adapter is another factory assembled and molded assembly, I can't imagine it is bad. So we're back to the TM itself, and you are in good hands there. Let me know how this comes out. Bill