Running a 50amp line to plug into
I recently got rid of a hot tub on my deck that saw no use. I have a 50 amp breaker for it in my panel. I checked the two hot legs at disconnect were hot tub was and have 240v,120v from each hot to g...
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sgip2000 wrote:rhagfo wrote:mike brez wrote:enblethen wrote:
GFI breaker.
Disconnect the neutral from breaker and connect it to the neutral buss. Disconnect smaller neutral from breaker that goes to neutral buss.
I'm pretty sure doing this will solve the problem. I'm going to grab a different breaker without the gfi so I have it when electrican comes.
Would likely solve the problem, it now is not code compliant as the you have defeated the function of the GFI!
GFCI not required for an RV receptacle.
What I am referring to is you have changed the function of the breaker which would be a violation of NEC.
