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Cut off GFCI Now what!
So I cut off the GFCI switch on my A/C unit! It was blowing too often. I am only going to be running it while we are home, and have it hooked to a circuit breaker, but I can't figure out how to rewire it for the life of me. It has bare wires located next to the positive and negative wires. Where do those wires hook to? Ground?
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Please clarify - it's hard to tell from your brief description just what your problem is. Are you trying to replace a GFI outlet with a standard (non-GFI) outlet?
Do you have any idea why the outlet was GFI-protected in the first place? For example, is it in a bathroom or above the kitchen counter? Were the bare wires you mentioned originally attached to the green ground screw on the GFI? |
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