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As far as I know the only time GFCI protection may be required for a light fixture inside the house is in the "shower/bath tub area"...

That was the jest of my above post. If you have more than one GFCI in line in a circuit say one on the main breaker and then one in the...

We think alike I see. Lighted switches is what I installed as my brain forgets too sometimes plus I mounted them in an area that can be...

I basically agree with you Bud. Convenience does matter in some cases. Example: I have ice dam roof melters on my roof. They are on two...

This was a bit misleading. I was going by the fact that the breaker had tripped as you stated when you applied the tester to the...

I highly suggest that before you replace the breaker that you try resetting it again. Try this method:: push the handle on the breaker...

Way up in Post #3, you mentioned this: "I chose that specific location for the box based on switches and outlets on the opposite side of...

You may want to try one of these. It is very shallow and has room for wiring to the side. It can be a bit of a hastle sometimes to...

"Compromising the integrity of the box" - This is what an inspector would say. Even putting a screw through the wall of a plastic box to...

I wouldn't go anywhere near Angi's List. You can do a Google search for "licensed electricians near zip code xxxxx" You can look on...

I usually fit in smaller jobs. Doing so hooked me up for future larger jobs from those or ones they referred to me; renovations...

What's with all of the electrical tape on the wires? Wow!! If the GFCI in that upper jbox is wired "load" to the GFCI in the bottom box...

This method will not give you a "ground". Connecting a ground wire to two pieces of metal of which neither is grounded such as the...

In this case the white wire is not a neutral. You can connect the black to one screw and the white to the other and the ground wire to...

Ah, interesting. Can you post a link to one of the plug-in testers that will trip an ungrounded circuit that you use. It would be handy...