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GFCI Issue with old smokette

I have an old Smokette.  It sits in the back yard under a ********* cover.   I only smoke every month or two (or longer).  When I start the smoke, it trips the GFCI for the first hour or so.  Once the smoker is warm, the problem goes away and the smoker will run for the next few hours.

Do I need to start storing my smoker inside?  

Do I need to replace the heater or something else in my smoker?

Thanks

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