HS 200 trips GFCI. Not a new installation, had been working.
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HS 200 trips GFCI. Not a new installation, had been working.
I have a HS 200 v2 that had been working fine for a year. Now it is tripping the GFCI right next to it.
With the switch not being on to energise the load, why would the GFCI trip? Technically the only thing in the circuit is the wifi switch itself, right?
If the switch has failed, will it cause the GFCI to see a ground fault?
It's kind of difficult to get at the switch, or I would have put a standard switch in already to see if that made a difference.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
