how do I reset the GFI circuit
1098807
Let it cool for 20 minutes and then push the thermal reset button. It is an unlabeled button below the power switch on my unit. I have only activated it once...after two hours of continuous use on cedar logs up to 18 inches in diameter. Unit restarted after cool down but shutdown again after 30 minutes. I was quite worried at that point but it ran the next day and a dozen times subsequently without incident. It is a beast!
1098808
It's more likely to overheat when the power switch it not pressed firmly. Thermal reset is the other button near the power switch. It's not a GFCI, but an indication of high operating temps. It can be good to take break and let the splitter cool down.
2171093
Rajinder, Do you mean Resetting the Computer Board?If so, look at this pdf.http://www.hotwater.com/lit/training/321923.pdfpage 23
2089127
It will not trip just because power goes off and on.If it trips because of a ground fault or because you test it, the gfci will not reset automatically. You must push the reset button.
239854
Don't know. Just installed. Have only tested it and it was fine. Was able to reset immediately.
491191
Purchased mine in Oct. 2013, two weeks back it keeps tripping two separate 20amp GFI. I suspect some how the sealed unit is leaking water into it causing a short. My next one will have a warranty other than 30 days.
88022
I know there is a reset if you can get back into the menu. If you can't, the only thing I know to do is to unplug the unit? Not sure about that one. Never happened to me.
706369
It will fit the outlet, however my understanding of the GFI outlet is it will trip when overheated. If you are running 6 outlets out of that socket it might trip and depending on where your reset button is you would have to remove this every time to reset.
1111814
Try holding down the reset button for 5 seconds (I believe it has one) with the unit plugged in and while unplugged.
1966207
The switch is independent of the GFI. To use the GFI to protect something controlled by the switch, run hot (black) and neutral (white) to the GFI. Run black from GFI to switch. Run white from GFI to whatever is downstream. Run black from second terminal of switch to whatever is downstream. Effectively, the switch makes/breaks the hot (black) wire in the downstream circuit.
1404381
Electronic multiple function products with microprocessors some times become "confused". I would first kill the power to the unit completely for at least 5 minutes, then turn it back on and run the initial set up procedure. If this does not solve the issue then you would need to decide if you want to try dealing with customer service or just replace the unit.
1624485
I just disconnect the battery for 30 seconds then reconnect. This will reset the vehicle computer.
658760
The only reset button I see is the on/off button which is on on the top of the machine. I don't think a reset button exist unfortunately.
1217251
No reset button visible - just leds that indicate "protected" and "grounded".
2146539
You might try a " System reset" from the menu or try reset button (Fig 14).
92917
had the same problem, were told gfi is not made, gfp is the same,but, we took the old unit to a local electrical supply house and they replaced the entire box, not just the battery for less than the battery alone cost at amazon!
1479253
You will need a meter to troubleshoot the wiring, sounds like there is a chance you need to attach black to blue and black to red instead of the way you have it. BUT FIRST - depress the reset switch in the center of the front panel with a paper clip. I had the same problem and it worked for me!
900353
I am sorry but can not give you an suggestion. I do not use a GFI. I use an extention cord from the garage with no issues what so ever. The heater is working great.