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![]() yes, the cord has black, white and green.
it's been a couple weeks since i attempted this, i'll open them up and take a look at what mess i gone done! lol. thanks for the input. i'll get back to you guys!
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![]() so i finally had a chance to check out my wiring, and noticed that i had some wires inverted... because when you put the male and female ends together they were opposite.
so i switched those and thought that i had solved my problems. they still trip the GFCI. please tell me what i've done wrong! heres a pic of the wiring, male and female connected together, but with the covers off. ![]()
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![]() There is nothing wrong with that, the question might be, what are you plugging in?
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![]() The MH probably draw to much amperage when you first turn them on, which cause the GFCI to pop just as if you had a short, water in it etc. It happens to me all the time when I use HOT5's on my GFCI plug.
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