Name:   Lifer - Subject:   Semantics Date:   4/18/2017 9:31:51 PM

I Stand corrected. I just installed a new plug for  my neighbor on his deck. The first GFCI breaker would trip before any plug you put into it was even halfway in. My first thought was I had put the wires on backwards out of habit because I did it to the new code with the ground on top. Checked it and it was correct. Put the tester in and it showed correct. Fortunately the breaker came from Moores Hardware and he was willing to swap it out. Most folks wouldn't on electrical electrical parts that were special ordered. I told him if it was a regular breaker I would throw it away and put in another one, but that suckered cost $60. The replacement worked fine.

We are fortunate to have Steve Moore in Dadeville.