Electrical problem

[sandsem]

All GFCI work, but none of the outlets not gfci protected?

 

[B52Bombardier1]

Do the outlets "open" when the GFCI press-to-test button is pressed?

Rick

 

[sandsem]

Not sure on test button.. But definitely not when gfci is reset. Will check tomorrow.

 

[B52Bombardier1]

So . . . I'm not exactly following your problem here. Does a multimeter set to AC volts show power at the outlets or not?

Rick

 

[sandsem]

Have power to all gfci outlets. No power to the 5 other outlets that are not gfci protected.

 

[sandsem]

Have power to all gfci outlets. No power to the 5 other outlets that are not gfci protected.

There is only one gfci that has a reset on it, the other 6 have a sticker that say gfci protected.

 

[sandsem]

There is only one gfci that has a reset on it, the other 6 have a sticker that say gfci protected.

Still thinking there has to be another gfci with a reset on it somewhere, there is usually more than just one.

 

[rbc1965]

There should be only one GFCI per circuit. You NEVER put more then one GFCI on a circuit. That is in the (NEC) National Electrical Code Book.

Do the outlets "open" when the GFCI press-to-test button is pressed?

Rick

Yes. When testing a GFCI by pressing the "Trip" button the, circuit will open.

 

[sandsem]

Have the guy from manufacturer coming to look at it, walked us through a bunch of tests and says this has never happened in all the years he has been there.

 

[Scooterfan]

Had the same problem. Turned out to be my inverter had tripped. You might consider checking the reset button on your inverter (if you have one )...worked for me! Good luck