03-21-2024, 05:36 PM
macphanatic wrote:
What else is on the GFCI circuit that trips? I wonder if it's tripping because it's overloaded at times. It also may be a cheap builder grade GFCI that has tripped once too many times. I might start with replacing the GFCI.
I like to plug my refrigerators and freezers into dedicated circuits. Not sure how far your panel is from where the refrigerator is, but I would look at this option as well. A 15 amp circuit should be more than sufficient for just a refrigerator.
There’s a small wine cooler. I thought that too except it’s been there for two years with no issues. I’ve got them on a 15 amp circuit and had no issues until the power outages that PSE&G caused. My thought is either the GFCI got affected by the outages or maybe the reset in it is a bit wonky.
JoeM
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