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#177768 - 05/11/08 08:55 PM
Re: A puzzel for Henry C
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My 2 cents on this puzzle.
If the breaker was OFF and the GFI receptacle had power but tripped the test/trip buttons on the receptacle, then the breaker must be defective.
If the breaker was OFF and you couldn't rest the test/trip buttons on the GFI receptacle, maybe you needed power in order to reset the buttons on the receptacle.
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#177771 - 05/11/08 09:07 PM
Re: A puzzel for Henry C
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twh
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It must be interesting or it wouldn't be posted here. I'll guess hot and neutral reversed.
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#177786 - 05/12/08 06:36 AM
Re: A puzzel for Henry C
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SteveFehr
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It was tripping from current through the neutral and a neutral-ground fault.
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#177799 - 05/12/08 12:34 PM
Re: A puzzel for Henry C
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venture
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Panel connections wrong/bad? Rod
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