works fine until I attach the load wires, then it trips every time, Helpl
1260913
tough question sight un seen but sounds like your attaching the load wire to same termination bracket. also the outlet may be defective. If it is doing it on more than just one then it is the attachment location that is wrong.
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There are a couple different possibilities. * There could be an appliance downstream from the outlet that actually has a small ground fault. Try unplugging everything and see if it still trips * There could be a ground wire in an outlet box touching a neutral. To determine this you would need to pull the down stream outlets out of the boxes to inspect. You might be able to just remove the covers and look in with a flashlight, look for ground wires touching the neutral terminals, missing wire nuts, neutral wires with insulation missing, etc. * Another possibility is that a neutral from a different circuit could be connected to the neutral on the load side of the gfci. The neutral downstream from the gfci can only be connected to the same outlets the black wire is. This might happen in a electrical box that has both an outlet and a light switch fed from a different circuit. *You could also have a ground fault in a wall somewhere. A staple pounded into a hot wire somewhere. Not easy to find, or fix, but also not very likely. Hope this helps.
765856
Thanks for the heads up. That was actually the first thing I saw before I started calling tech support. That didn't work for me. It may work for you, though. I'll post on here to let you know if I have any luck with the tech swapping out my mainboard next week.
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I left it in place. I still need to get load resistors to get rid of error message
855884
play around with the ballast connections. when i setup mine, ballast connectors caused the same issue.
2241883
Maybe check and make sure the wires are connected right . I myself haven't had any problems with it.
483771
I wish I could help. Im having the exact same problem. We recently moved and I tried to pack it back on the bag it came in and ended up bending the wires. Good luck though!
1483515
i think this might help, same issue for me (http://blog.pennybuying.com/down/f/F815A.pdf). Now my issue is finding the 4 wire headers that I can connect from the PIC to the controller board, if you know where i can find those, please return favor. thanks
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As it happens, I did not. That having been said, the wire included is a VERY small gauge wire. I will probably replace it with a heavier wire at some point as the suppl;ied wire seems to be drooping in places where the distance between anchor points is greater than 5 feet. My installation is approx. 3 months old.
1123618
The only thing that might help is to mount the controller higher, and make sure its away from other electrical wires, florescent lights or anything that might cause signal interference.
1499147
No idea. Consult a technician. Mine works beautifully even with the addition of a Boze music component. Try a different stabilizing method?
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Most of the time this is caused by loose connections. The clips seems to be connected but it doesn't connect we'll. you have to strip both side wires or well so it can connect. You better of soldering wires to the clips from both side. Try to press clips with gentle plier or clipper. Good luck. Also make sure to math arrows for proper colors. Most of the time, two series is max it will work.
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Don't know that I've had that problem but i got a ground loop isolator as well. They're pretty cheap
65941
Mine is working fine. No tripping issues. I believe I got the updated version.
2200942
Not a clue why but both of mine did the same thing. The unit works well once installed.
2110585
If you got that problem, it is better to change the whole cable. The best product is the Universal Plug -n- Play Wiring Harness - SNPNP.Safe RidesBikerHiway
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Make absolutely certain the trippers are aligned against the timer wheel. Go to Intermatic for a great troubleshooting guide.
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You have it wired incorrectly, you need to re-check and fix your wiring. I connected it incorrectly the first time I installed it and saw the same thing happen as you. Once I fixed the wiring it worked perfectly.