Most likely not enough ground rods. You have the rods placed under the eve, which makes for dry ground, rods should be in moist soil if you have it. Also the rods may be placed too close to a utility or building ground. I had the same problem years ago. I moved all ground rods away from building and utility poles and put in extra rods. I have seen in one spot a guy had to put 11 ground rods in. Do not use copper wire unless all of your components are copper, class 3 galvanzied coating should be used for rods, wire, and clamps. You should start by testing your ground system on your charger, look it up on line. There is a process that you short your live wires out using steel stakes against your hot wire and then take a ground rod and tester near your fencer to see if you are getting voltage readings through your tester. Go to the Gallahger website, the procedure is listed on their website.
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