Possibly. Or the sudden load caused a little
bridging spark weld that may give way with a
larger load or the larger load could produce
an even better bridge that will last a bit
but cause heat wherever that weak connection
is when subjected to higher amps?
MG
Who knows that electricity is weird $-it.
Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
So I turn on the heat pump an hour ago, put a 6A 240v load on the system, see if I can get it to do more than barely flicker.
And...the flicker went away.
Weak contact gets stronger with a little heat?
If so, it should fail hard the first time we get a killing frost.
Mitch
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