sapo
New Member
Hi,
I have a TK2 about 11 years old with the 'remote' controller. Recently it has started tripping the GFCI I have it hardwired into. I have removed everything else from the circuit and replaced the GFCI. I have not made any recent changes and there is no obvious moisture in or around the unit.
Anyone have any ideas or such to help me resolve this?
Thanks
james
I have a TK2 about 11 years old with the 'remote' controller. Recently it has started tripping the GFCI I have it hardwired into. I have removed everything else from the circuit and replaced the GFCI. I have not made any recent changes and there is no obvious moisture in or around the unit.
Anyone have any ideas or such to help me resolve this?
Thanks
james