GFCI Keeps Tripping
On our last trip, the GFCI outlet inthe bathroom tripped on our 2014 Keystone. After a rest all seemed well. Later in the day it tripped again. It has stayed tripped ever since. From what I can tell ...
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It sounds like your problem is downstream of the GFCI. If you have done any work recently you should make sure you didn't put a screw thru a wire somewhere. Also, if the manufacturer managed to pinch a wire in a wall or some other location it could have finally rubbed thru the insulation with the vibration caused from your last trip.
Only way I know to track it down is to remove the last outlet in the string then start working your way back toward the GFCI until you can localize the problem to a wire between two of the effected outlets. Once you do that then you have to figure it out from there. Tracing wires can be a difficult process.
You can check resistance but don't expect it to be zero if you are using a good digital meter. Even copper wire has a some resistance.
Only way I know to track it down is to remove the last outlet in the string then start working your way back toward the GFCI until you can localize the problem to a wire between two of the effected outlets. Once you do that then you have to figure it out from there. Tracing wires can be a difficult process.
You can check resistance but don't expect it to be zero if you are using a good digital meter. Even copper wire has a some resistance.
