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Drill leaks electricity to case
In article 8f_Kf.3814$6H4.366
@fe28.usenetserver.com, ignoramus3408 @NOSPAM.3408.invalid says... I have this Black and Decker 450 RPM drill: When plugged into a GFCI outlet, it leaks electricity to ground and pops the GFCI breaker. My question is, what is the most likely culprit and how to approach repair of it. It trips GFCI outlets; repair it or cut the cord off and throw it away. If you need to ask how to repair it ... cut the cord off and throw it away. |
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