No Instructions - How to ground unit ?
440463
You don't ground the fuse block. Power flows through fuse block to thing being powered like lights or GPS or whatever. From there it goes to ground or via a switch to ground depending on how you wire it.
1327426
Connect the white to ground. Other to a hot wire that works by the ignition switch. They work fine, but would have been nice to have instructions.
1895071
There is a way to ground it, but you must do it through a separate amp. Hope this helps!
2223203
Make sure you have a really good ground . the unit is made of plastic so you have to use a ground wire to a spot on the frame of the car.
519487
Looks like the question has been answered. Good luck with your unit installation.
2117976
I have a video online of how I set mine up. Check out "donkeysponcho" on youtube. Make sure your ground is touching bare metal with no paint on it. easy breezy.
1567054
Connect to the red and black terminals (not green!) and just put two equal size resistors on a breadboard. Middle will be zero.For example, output 12 volts and use the middle as ground. You then have 6V and -6V. You just can't be connected to earth ground, which is usually denoted by the color green.
359254
They make another unit that has a grounding bar with it. I used this one and put a ground bar in near the radio.
1677983
There is no separate grounding connection. The ground is integrated into the RCA cable. My local dealer has faith that this setup works fine, though I would prefer a separate ground.
1305496
Just connect the 2 wires, hot and neutral, to the GFCI. Ground isn't needed.
1410298
It has to be setup on level ground. I don't like mine. I would look for one that automatically finds Signal This one is just a pain to run power out to it and after it finds Signal unplug the power
355072
Push the power button on top right :). You should have directions in the box.
2226282
I don't. There has to be a problem with the installation. Probably a ground cable wrongly connected.
1086606
you need to make shure that you plug the ground wire into the ground side of the tester mine gave the Error code when i first got it as well but then i read the veary fine instructions on the back. they realy are small to read but you need to make sure to fine the ground side and then go from there.
107822
I'm assuming you figured this out, but for future posters - the tiny plug goes into the back of the machine, near the bottom. It's quite hard to see and there are no assembly directions addressing this. Also be sure that the company sends you the correct adapter plug - they sent us the adapter for AC (for a different international market, I think China) and we had to call and get a replacement. Apparently this is a common problem.
612473
There is no ground wire connection but I just unscrewed one of the cover screws to connect the ground screw, hum problem gone.
1487766
The unit comes with a ground terminal that should be connected to the frame of the generator. The manual suggests connecting this to a copper rod driven into the ground. I get around this by using the ground of a 3-prong wire and plugging it into an outlet (but my purpose is as backup power for the house during a storm).