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[d2blake]

I’ve been getting popups about this for a few days and went to test it out. Not working at all.
-Screen shows the frunk/interior/box. Frunk and box can hit power on but then after 2sec they go off. Interior power button is greyed out
-interior outlets are flashing orange for a fault. There is nothing plugged in to overload it.
-I’ve had my box sprayed but everything has worked for a year since then and I checked the wires are connected.

I have an appointment in 2 weeks was the earliest. Next week I have an outdoor trade show that I was going to use the truck to power some things.

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[Marcelo Zanetti]

I’ve been getting popups about this for a few days and went to test it out. Not working at all.
-Screen shows the frunk/interior/box. Frunk and box can hit power on but then after 2sec they go off. Interior power button is greyed out
-interior outlets are flashing orange for a fault. There is nothing plugged in to overload it.
-I’ve had my box sprayed but everything has worked for a year since then and I checked the wires are connected.

I have an appointment in 2 weeks was the earliest. Next week I have an outdoor trade show that I was going to use the truck to power some things.

I was going to ask if you had the bed sprayed, but you already said that. When they sprayed mine, they forgot to reconnect the plugs under the bed, but if you already checked that, perhaps a trip to the dealer is in order.
good luck.

 

[chl]

I'd guess you're experiencing a ground fault - GFCI is very sensitive, and can trip even with nothing plugged in under some circumstances.

For example, water/moisture can be a cause of tripping.

The GFCI device/outlet may need to be replaced which should be a simple and inexpensive task.

If there is a ground fault in the wiring somewhere, say in a wiring harness, that could take more time to locate and remedy.

Generally, these are the basic steps for diagnosing a GFCI that trips with nothing plugged in:

Check the Wiring

Turn off the power to the circuit and check the wiring connections to the GFCI. Make sure to securely connect all wires and there are no signs of damage or wear.

If you find any issues with the wiring, repair or replace them as needed.

Replace the GFCI

If you have checked the wiring and everything looks fine, the GFCI itself may be faulty and you need to replace it immediately.

GFCIs have a limited lifespan. So, it may have reached the end of its useful life.

From: https://www.electronicshub.org/gfci-keeps-tripping/

 

[srspring551]

Hmmmm... ChatGPT reply?

 

[d2blake]

Hmmmm... ChatGPT reply?

Yeah that was an odd reply…

I will throw in that my wife hit a ground hog and broke the air dam motors… not sure if this could be causing the fault?

 

[Maquis]

Yeah that was an odd reply…

I will throw in that my wife hit a ground hog and broke the air dam motors… not sure if this could be causing the fault?

Time to Google “groundhog recipes!”

 

[data003]

Try disconnecting the 12v battery and reconnecting it.

 

[d2blake]

Try disconnecting the 12v battery and reconnecting it.

Tried that with no luck unfortunately.

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