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I used my new 40" smoker last Sunday for the first time, ran it for nearly 3 hours seasoning it, then smoked chickens on Monday. I went to smoke pork today and the breaker immediately trips. Can anyone help?
Unfortunately under the building code for the last 10 years or so ALL outside, garage, basement, kitchen, bath, or other damp environment outlets are supposes to be on a GFCI breaker. Just because the outlet does not look like a GFCI does not mean it is not on a branch where a GFCI is located "upstream" (which makes it on the GFCI).