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Originally Posted by Karyn Felt
All the breakers are good and there isn't a GFCI breaker. Still looking....  |
Wow, this must be frustrating.
If any breaker has a pushbutton on it, it's a GFCI breaker. Turn it all the way off (
all the way, hard, until it audibly snaps!) and then back on to reset.
If no breaker has a pushbutton on it, then the GFCI is provided by the first outlet in the chain, which is most likely to be the nearest outlet to the breaker box. (As someone else mentioned, sometimes this can be the outdoor outlet.) It will have a reset button in the middle.
GFCI is required wherever there is water, which in practice usually means kitchens, baths, and outdoors. There
has to be at least one GFCI breaker or buttoned outlet in your rig.
Use these rules to inform your search.