I replaced the GFCI breaker. For posterity, here's the proper replacement from Home Depot. (09 MB) (GFCI (https://www.homedepot.com/p/Eaton-BR-15-Amp-All-in-One-AF-GF-Breaker-BRN115A1CS/311720465)) 53 bucks. Weird to have all five receptacles on a GFCI circuit. All is well though.
jor
Hi John; My 43 year old house has one GFCI circuit breaker to handle all of the outside outlets, kitchen outlets and all three bathrooms outlets. At least I know where to find it to reset it. In the panel outside. For my Spa I have a 220V 30A GFCI. Had to get the electrical inspector out to sign off the permit, because the plumbing inspector didn't know what it was. (that was 40 years ago). RonB
I looked at my LD Manual and it seems that I have to open the lower portion of the converter cover to check/reset the GFI.
Which also had 4 screws, not quickly opened.
Does that sound correct for a 2010 RB? Seems crazy.
Cheers
Tony R (codefour)
I looked at my LD Manual and it seems that I have to open the lower portion of the converter cover to check/reset the GFI.
Which also had 4 screws, not quickly opened.
Does that sound correct for a 2010 RB? Seems crazy.
Cheers
Tony R (codefour)
That is where all the AC wiring is in any power centers I've seen. Wouldn't make sense to put a user reset button there!
Steve
Steve you are totally correct.
When I opened the “easy to open” top panel - there it was. A 15 amp breaker with a white reset button at the bottom of the breaker. Duh!
I was looking for a GFI with a reset button, not a breaker with a separate reset.
Thanks for your response as it caused me to really look at it this time.
And Dianne thanks you also so now she knows where it is.
Cheers
Tony R (codefour)