- Location
- Chapel Hill, NC
- Occupation
- Retired Electrical Contractor
That's probably because you are using Tapatalk. Just use a web browser on the phone. It works as well as, even better, than Tapatalk. I bet you see it then. @hillbilly1
I’m not using Tapatalk, as you can see in the picture, it’s asking if I want to use it.That's probably because you are using Tapatalk. Just use a web browser on the phone. It works as well as, even better, than Tapatalk. I bet you see it then. @hillbilly1
Touch the red square with the "T" in it, and a small window appears. Touch the red square in that pop-up, and it takes you to his bio pageI’m not using Tapatalk, as you can see in the picture, it’s asking if I want to use it.
Interestingly, yes. I suspect that the shock you experienced comes from the "grounded neutral transformer" circuit of the GFCI itself.
I know, but for some reason it doesn’t show like it does for Dennis without going to the bio.Touch the red square with the "T" in it, and a small window appears. Touch the red square in that pop-up, and it takes you to his bio page
I know, but for some reason it doesn’t show like it does for Dennis without going to the bio.
Perhaps a moderator has special visibility powers?
Can you see that info?
Okay, thanks. I guess I didn’t read the rules well enough. Yes, you understand what I was asking. And most instruction sheets in the GFCI receptacle packaging box do say to only hook up the grounding conductor if there is one. I am wondering if this is why they instruct you thusly...
do you not see the following under his avatar?
threefie
Member
Location:
United States
Occupation:
Retired Electrician
No problem, guys. I wasn’t aware of the rules before. I did not have electrician on my profile but have now updated it. Thank you for all your help and advice.
The screenshot from hillbilly1 in post #20 shows that he's viewing the mobile version of this website on a smartphone.I'm just trying to figure out why he can't see the info under your avatar.