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Old 05-07-2017, 06:10 AM   #21
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Great explanation Outback 325.... Those shared neutral circuits can be tricky.

One last thing I'm not sure if everyone knows.... a tripped GFI will not reset without power so if you suspect one is bad be sure you are getting power to it before replacing.
This!!! This should be a sticky somewhere. I learned this lesson several years ago when I couldn't reset the GFI in the trailer. Drove me crazy until I finally traced it down to the GFI in my garage that was connected to the outlet on my deck that I had the trailer plugged into was tripped. That was before I had a 30 amp outlet put in.
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