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I have a Modena 120V 1200W "Napoli" Pizza Express "countertop pizza oven which trips the GFCI 2-3 minutes into the preheat process. I hope to salvage this (pricey) unit; where is a good place to start? I have some basic tools like digital multimeter, soldering station, and kill-a-watt. Model information and service manual linked here: G3 Ferrari - Italian Coffee Espresso Machines and home appliancesThanks!
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I do not think there is something wrong with your oven. Use a regular outlet with a regular 15 Amps circuit breaker instead of the GFCI and everything should be good.
Gene.
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Thanks, Gene! I did just that, and the thing works like a champ! Shame I have no non-GFI outlets in the kitchen, but I'll manage :)
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