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• Posted in thread: GFCI trips on 09-26-2009 at 07:13 PM
  Well, I finally got over there. I heard from somewhere that if you don't turn off the breaker
  first, there might be "too much potential" and cause the GFCI to trip when you connect the
  wires. I turned...

• Posted in thread: GFCI trips on 09-07-2009 at 03:01 PM
  I have to agree that it's not "rocket science". I guess that's why I don't quite understand
  this. The owner has to put a GFCI in the bathroom as well and when we do that one, we get the
  same results. ...

• Posted in thread: GFCI trips on 09-06-2009 at 01:21 PM
  Hello. I'm sorry for not being on lately. Life is kinda busy around here lately (an many of you
  well know!). Anyway, it'd be great to have the DW & GD on seperate circuilt, and really they
  should, but...

• Posted in thread: GFCI trips on 09-04-2009 at 11:06 PM
  I'm trying to replace some regular outlets in a kitchen with GFCI's. The old outlets are combo
  switch/receptacle outlets, so the new ones are of the same type. The "left" one has the switch
  for the li...