Re: [APD] Odnos (2)

["S. Hieber" <shieber at yahoo_com>]

Either  steel conduit asking as ground or a very old wiring
job without a ground. Either way, a GFCI will still detect
faults if they exist.

Most likely the GFCI tripped due to a fault condition,
thereby cutting power to all sockets downstream. The entire
house-circuit runs through the GFCI sensor circuits, but
all the plug-ins are still in parallel.

sh
--- Jerry Baker <jerry at bakerweb_biz> wrote:

> S. Hieber wrote:
> > So either of these conditions could have been the
> reason
> > installing a GFCI led to circuit shut-down.
> 
> I didn't investigate as the wiring was not mine. All I
> know is that 
> there were only two wires in the box when I removed the
> "normal" plug, I 
> hooked up the GFCI and when I pressed the button all the
> other sockets 
> in the room died too. I just assumed that it was wired in
> series. I 
> don't know how else it could have worked that way.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Jerry Baker
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