TexasSmoke
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I have a model #3 that I had not used in a while. When I plugged it in it tripped the GFI. When I tried other GFI outlets and non GFI outlet I had the same issue. So after talking with Steve I replaced the element.
Before I plugged the unit back in I checked continuity with my volt meter. When I checked between the hot a neutral on the plug I got 12-13 ohms which is what the element gave me before I installed it so that seemed normal.
Now when I checked between the hot and ground I also showed some continuity. Is that normal? I thought I may have a bad cable or connection. The reading did switch between Open Line and some continuity. I am NO electrician so I am not sure what normal is.
I did plug it in and it has been rock solid at 250 degrees for 30 minus or so.
Maybe I am being paranoid but I am trying to be safe.
Thoughts?
Before I plugged the unit back in I checked continuity with my volt meter. When I checked between the hot a neutral on the plug I got 12-13 ohms which is what the element gave me before I installed it so that seemed normal.
Now when I checked between the hot and ground I also showed some continuity. Is that normal? I thought I may have a bad cable or connection. The reading did switch between Open Line and some continuity. I am NO electrician so I am not sure what normal is.
I did plug it in and it has been rock solid at 250 degrees for 30 minus or so.
Maybe I am being paranoid but I am trying to be safe.
Thoughts?