Reply to "GFI Outlet Problem?"

MightyMethosMember

I recently purchased the SM025. I had the same problem. The unit would trip the CFI after about 5 minutes. I eventually plugged the unit into an outlet with a 30 amp fuse and CFI. I wasa able to do the complete 'burn in' on that outlet with zero problems.

The next morning I plugged the unit back into the patio outlet wich is 20 amps. I have had no problems since and have done 5 cooks in it.

I contacted CookShack and explained what I experienced. The response was that humidity can cause this problem. I live in the Pacific Northwest about 50 miles south of Seattle. There is little humidity here and besides the problem was right after unpacking the unit. Perhaps it was humidity that got into and condensed after the manufacturing was completed. That is a guess. Either way, all good now and very happy with the unit.

Good luck!

7/9/226:16 PM

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