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Hello, Happy Campers, A month ago my gfi in my kitchen was bad which is hooked to the refrigerator and the kitchen outlets which was tripped and all the items had to be thrown out like meat and had ...
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I would not recommend replacing with non-GFCI.
You could check the wire from the GFCI to the refer tosee if it goes directly to refer outlet. If it does move that wire to the line side of the GFCI. This will provide protection for you with GFCI still functioning but feed the refer with non-GFCI protected power.
You could check the wire from the GFCI to the refer tosee if it goes directly to refer outlet. If it does move that wire to the line side of the GFCI. This will provide protection for you with GFCI still functioning but feed the refer with non-GFCI protected power.
