Reply to "PG500 start failure"

rsissonMember

I was told the hotstick starter has some leakage to the chassis. I ordered a new one an have been starting mine manually until I got a chance to install it.

Finally the day came... Unfortunately, when I checked the NEW hotstick, it had more leakage than the old one.

I have sent a message to support, meanwhile I will put the old one back in... not happy.

Anyone have another source for starter elements that might not have leakage?

I can break the ground lead but that isnt safe... And yes I will be replacing the GFCI as well incase it was getting old after being reset so many times and tripping easier...

Thoughts please!

5/30/222:15 PM

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