SM066

hbMember

I have a SM066 that was purchased in 6/15. It has not seen much use. It has developed the problem of kicking the electrical breakers every time I turn it on. Anyone else experience this problem? I checked the wiring of the building I use it in. The problem is coming from the unit.

11/25/172:27 PM

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gqueMember

On same prob with tripping GFI breaker that people on forum posted, plug into a non GFI breaker and let it heat up. Maybe moisture in your coil.

11/25/174:01 PM

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andyjMember

Yep, ^^^^ what he said ^^^. Let it run for a few hours.

11/25/178:01 PM

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hbMember

Thanks Much

11/28/1711:25 AM

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