Articles by tag "GFCI"

1. 23. Why will my GFCI breaker not set when first powered up?
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   The most likely cause is it is wired incorrectly with the load neutral and pigtail neutral wired together inside the external GFCI. Please consult with a licensed electrician to perform the GFCI wiring inspection. GFCI Load Center Wiring 1. Groundings. All groundings should come straight ...
2. 365. Support: Blower is tripping the GFCI (SpaGuts Brand).
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   Typical cause of the blower tripping the GFCI is that the motor is shorted to ground. Either the blower motor went bad, or water got inside the blower. Here is information about the air blower: The air blower is to be connected on an air line. The blower needs to be protected from rain and ...
3. 560. Support: GFCI tripping only after the system has been running for sometime.
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   With the GFCI tripping only after the system has been running for sometime, the problem can be the heater, water leaking from the heater, water infiltration onto the circuit board or water infiltration on other components (pump, blower, etc), loose wire connections, overheat on the wires or ...
4. 586. Support: GFCI breaker is now tripping off the VS-Series Spa Controller (not initial installation).
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   If the GFCI breaker is now tripping off the VS Series Spa Controller, perform the following to troubleshoot: - Try unplugging all the component cords. This includes the electrical Topside (if one is installed), pump(s), blower, ozone and light. Now try setting the GFCI again. - If the GFCI ...
5. 605. Support: GFCI breaker is now tripping off a Spa Circuit Board.
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   If the GFCI breaker is now tripping off a Spa Circuit Board, perform the following to troubleshoot: - Try unplugging all the component cords. This includes the electrical Topside (if one is installed), pump(s), blower, ozone and light. Now try setting the GFCI again. - If the GFCI sets, ...
6. 722. SUPPORT: GFCI breaker still tripping again after the system have been repaired
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   You have reported that the control system is tripping the GFCI breaker again after it was repaired and running for not too long. Check through the following items again. 1) Heater Element - Disconnect both heater cables from the circuit board to see if it stops the GFCI from tripping 2) ...