Hi friends, I have a 2017 model SM045 and absolutely LOVE it for brisket, chicken, pork, and more.
Today the smoker is tripping the GFCI in the outlet after only rising 2-3 degrees. I reset it several times, and it continued to trip after just a couple of minutes and a warming just a couple degrees between each time the GFCI trips. I tried 4 other circuits between my shop, detached garage, house, and neighbor’s property - each of which had a GFCI that tripped just a couple minutes in. Finally got it to run by connecting to a circuit without a GFCI and didn’t touch the smoker until I shut off the breaker. (Meal was saved, yay).
Obviously that’s not a safe or sustainable way to operate the smoker - any recommendations on what to look at or parts that may need replacing?
thanks in advance