pullngz
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Like the title says, I have a Polaris game that I converted to a 60 in 1. The monitor was crisp and bright.....then I moved it to another room.
I went out of town. Came back plugged it in, it tripped the GFCI I had it plugged into. I first unplugged the light and the monitor to make sure it wasn't a bad power cord or shorted interlock switch. Then plugged the light back in it came on, however when I plugged the monitor it it tripped the GFCI.
Is it just a coincedence that it happened when I move it?
What would cause a direct short on the monitor?
Thanks
Mike
I went out of town. Came back plugged it in, it tripped the GFCI I had it plugged into. I first unplugged the light and the monitor to make sure it wasn't a bad power cord or shorted interlock switch. Then plugged the light back in it came on, however when I plugged the monitor it it tripped the GFCI.
Is it just a coincedence that it happened when I move it?
What would cause a direct short on the monitor?
Thanks
Mike
