Amerique control panel went blank after GFI circuit tripped

Former Member

I started seasoning on my new Amerique today and things went wrong
I plugged into a GFCI outlet and set the temp to 225 with 3 small CS pieces of wood. I put a fat Boston Butt on the middle rack and after 1hr 15 the temp had climbed to 140 degrees the clicking noise was pretty noticeable every 5 - 120 seconds
I was cleaning the garage and pligged into the same receptacle with a vacuum and the circuit tripped. I unplugged reset and plugged back in this time the screen was only the baclit green with nothing else.
I'm dead in the water until CS Customer Service returns my call, but no chance I'm thinking it can be resolved over the weekend.

Any advice from you Seasoned Veterans would be appreciated.

Shady
919-273-0895

6/13/096:23 PM

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