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#77580 06/23/01 06:21 PM
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>I'll avoid GFCI protection on Refrigeratios and Freezers whenever possible.

And when you feel that it is not possible, do you "ignore what seems to be the general consensus"?

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#77581 06/23/01 06:24 PM
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It seems that this is a judgment call.However, the majority seem to agree to omit GFCI on refrig where possible. As far as theory v. empirical data, what one chooses to believe is their own personal right aftre all, even scientific observations are often skewed by the personal expectations and beliefs of the observer(can you say creation v.evolution?). And,just because someone hasn't experienced something it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. The question seems to have been answered. Next topic, please. (Boy, I used to enjoy this site!).

#77582 06/23/01 06:34 PM
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Redsy,

I Agree,

Bill


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