Doug Miller wrote:
In article , Jeff Wisnia wrote:


Agreed, and so you know what to look for, anything less than 50,000 ohms
is likely to cause that GFCI to trip.


Hmmmm....

120V / 50Kohm = 2.4mA, which I think is a bit below the trip threshold. I
believe I'd be looking for faults on the order of 120V / 5mA = 24,000 ohms or
less.


Whatever...If it's already as low as 50K then it's probably on its way
to getting even lower the next time the humidity rises. G

Peace,

Jeff

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