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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Before buying a new GFCI, try disconnecting the line and neutral at each of the outdoor lights, one at a time and see if the tripping stops. If it does, there is something wrong with the lights. If it still trips, try disconnecting the load side of the GFCI right at the GFCI and see if it still trips. If that fixes it, then there's something amiss with the wiring.
The first thing you should always suspect is a true ground fault somewhere.
The first thing you should always suspect is a true ground fault somewhere.
