Reply to "GFI Outlet Problem?"

FlyingmanMember

My SM045 was tripping my patio GFCI outlet since day one. It trips after about 5-6 minutes of use. So I just plugged into another internal receptacle with extension and it has worked fine since. Today I tried again and same thing, after 6 minutes the GFCI trips. So I tried running an extension to another GFCI circuit in one bathroom and it worked just fine, no tripping. So I am pretty sure I have bad GFCI on my patio circuit. I'll replace it. It is rather new too so seems odd, but these things do happen.

6/27/221:37 PM

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