Ground fault when I plug into 120 v outlet
I have no problems when plugging into a campground 50 amp outlet or when running off the generator, but when I plug into the 15 amp, 120v outlet at my storage lot I open the ground fault breaker at th...
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ScottG wrote:
You must unplug items to isolate. Breaker alone can still allow GF tripping.
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If the white and bare copper wires ever come in contact with each other (in the panel, in the wires or within any appliance that’s plugged in), the GFCI will trip. You have to physically disconnect the neutral wire in the panel to truly isolate the branch circuits. That’s why unplugging the fridge or other appliances is easier.
Sometimes the bare copper ground wire can shift within the receptacle box and bump in to the neutral screw.
