[R-390] GFCI issues

[Chris Kepus]

Why not replace the GFCI that seems to be acting up?  That would be slightly
safer than tweaking connectors in the breaker box.
73,
Chris

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From: r-390-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:r-390-bounces at mailman.qth.net]
On Behalf Of rbethman
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 11:14 AM
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Subject: Re: [R-390] GFCI issues

I am going to add MORE testing information.

I took BOTH hair Dryers out on the front step.  The circuit there is the
"other" GFCI one in the house.

The Hair Dryers work WITHOUT tripping the GFCI.

I think I'm losing my mind!!!!!!!!!!!

The next step is to open the breaker panel and start tightening connectors!

Bob - N0DGN


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It is more weird than I thought.

These are two prong devices.  They have a GFCI as part of their own plug.

If I use them in a non GFCI protected, they work - AND - do NOT trip their
OWN GFCI.

That's why I asked this group and another.

Bob - N0DGN

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