GFI outlet tripping for no (??) reason
This is not a RV issue, but I need help. At my stick home I have a GFI outlet connected to 2 other outside outlets and 2 outdoor motion sensing lights. I do not have anything plug into the outdoor ...
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Moisture is the most likely culprit. Silicone around the tops and sides of the outlets and around the lights too. remember the current is looking for a ground. Not a neutral. Gfci's do go bad so you may want to replace that. Is the gfci inside the house (prefered) or outside. most people do not seal the outlets, relying of that rubber casket that usually does not conform to the siding or brick.
