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Thank you I will try that. I was thinking about taking the impeller off and putting my drill on the shaft and let it run for a while. But I will do what you suggest and see what happens. I will let you know. I just need to make sure that it’s not going to trip again after I put it back in the...
I do have some testing meters but I have to be honest I don’t know exactly how they work. Unit is only two years old. If you can explain what you want me to do I probably can figure it out. Appreciate your help
Just put my deicer in the water plugged it in and it tripped the ground fault. The motor turned on initially but then turned off when the ground fault tripped. I took it out of the water and plugged it in to a ground fault and tripped that as well. Any idea why it is tripping the ground fault?
