henrysgarage
Well-known member
With nothing plugged into the cord the reset won't latch. Anyone have any experience with these types of cords? Has been stored for a few years.
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power tech ground fault extension cord tripping
- Thread starter henrysgarage
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sberry
Banned
Its broke.
rlitman
Well-known member
Look inside the plug. Maybe there's a spider web or some dirt causing a path to ground.
If not, then it's broke.
If not, then it's broke.
wyliesdiesels
Well-known member
GFCIs do go bad.
Ive had a few bad right out of the box from home depot.
Ive had a few bad right out of the box from home depot.
walta
Well-known member
1 unplug the cord
2 lay the cord out in a straight line
3 slowly move the cord thru your hand looking and feeling for any damage.
My guess is you will find a cut in the insulation or a flat spot where something heavy damaged the insulation inside the cord.
Walta
2 lay the cord out in a straight line
3 slowly move the cord thru your hand looking and feeling for any damage.
My guess is you will find a cut in the insulation or a flat spot where something heavy damaged the insulation inside the cord.
Walta