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Air Conditioner kicks off
I have a mid 70's built home.
I recently bought a 10,000 btu air conditioner that has a GFI plug. When I plug in the ac unit it will run ok for a few hours. After the intitial few hours of running, I shut it off, only to find that in the morning the reset button on the GFI attached to the cord has clicked off. If I reset it, it will run for a bit, then click off again. Eventually, it will not reset. I have taken this unit back and exchanged it for another one. Same problem. I have tried the outlet in a different part of the room with the same results. The ac unit requires min. 15 amp breaker, I have a 20 amp breaker for the circuit. As a side note, sometimes the GFI units in the bathroom and kitchen would click off also. It hasn't happened recently though. What could be causing this? I have 5000 btu ac unit in the bedroom with the same type of plug that does not bother. Do I have a bad ground somewhere? I normally run a couple of fans from this outlet w/out any problems. |
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