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Hello Wrenches,<br><br>We have a 2KW portable unit with one Outback GVFX3524. Intermittently, we have a problem feeding GFI breakers. <br>Its the strangest thing, sometimes it trips GFI's and other times it doesn't. Aside from the possibility that some of the GFI's aren't wired properly we haven't been able to figure it out. We have it plugged into a GFI at the shop (which is wired properly) and there is no problem.<br><br>I thought there was a previous string on this issue but could not find it in the archives.<br>What do you recommend for grounding portable units and what recommendations do you have from personal experience?<br><br>Thanks!<br><br><font style="" color="#76923c">Wayne Irwin</font><font style="" color="#76923c"><br>Director of Engineering<br></font><font style="" color="#76923c">
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