Jazan
Oct 22, 2007, 06:11 PM
I have a 15 amp circuit serving only a single outlet on my deck. It is protected by a GFCI circuit breaker in the home's single 125 amp service panel. I wish to replace the GFCI breaker with a regular 15 amp GE breaker. I will then protect the circuit with a GFCI outlet.
I am familiar with replacing regular breakers with regular breakers, but when I looked I saw that the GFCI has a white wire and a black wire attached to it, while of course the regular breakers have only a black wire. My question is, when I replace the GFCI breaker
With the regular breaker, where does the white wire go then?
I am familiar with replacing regular breakers with regular breakers, but when I looked I saw that the GFCI has a white wire and a black wire attached to it, while of course the regular breakers have only a black wire. My question is, when I replace the GFCI breaker
With the regular breaker, where does the white wire go then?