Ravenvalor
Senior Member
- Location
- Piedmont region of NC
Hello,
I have got an interesting one.
I have a GFCI breaker in a service panel feeding a SPA that keeps tripping on occasion.
I replaced the breaker but to no positive result, with the exception that It was tripping instantaneously and now the new one trips on occasion.
The SPA tech support rep believes the problem may be an appliance in the home that is leaking current. He has requested that I look for continuity between
my neutrals and my grounds, and also the hots and the grounds. Could he be correct? I have found that Central HVAC Systems will show continuity between
the hots and the grounds. Why do not these appliances ever trip GFCIs?
Thanks for the help with this one.
I have got an interesting one.
I have a GFCI breaker in a service panel feeding a SPA that keeps tripping on occasion.
I replaced the breaker but to no positive result, with the exception that It was tripping instantaneously and now the new one trips on occasion.
The SPA tech support rep believes the problem may be an appliance in the home that is leaking current. He has requested that I look for continuity between
my neutrals and my grounds, and also the hots and the grounds. Could he be correct? I have found that Central HVAC Systems will show continuity between
the hots and the grounds. Why do not these appliances ever trip GFCIs?
Thanks for the help with this one.