His botch job under the sink behind the dishwasher is horrible, it looks like a child did it, and he calls himself a professional! It would seem that not only is he NOT a plumber, but he is NOT an electrician either...
I agree. That must have sucked and it was caused by the defendant who should have been made to compensate for that monetarily. That's worth something, maybe not a whole lot, but something. I might have given her $50 or even $100 for that.
@@haniffahhalima6900 You might be mistaking punitive damages for emotional distress, that I know she's said it many times about emotional distress. For punitive damages certain criteria must be met so it's possible you saw some where they didn't meet the criteria. For emotional distress in a contract case it has to be deemed a "personal contract" and very few meet that criteria. And to be completely correct, you said "cannot be requested" and anything can be requested. I'm sure you meant that the person wouldn't be awarded those damages so that's how I considered it in my response.
Agreed thay people are confusing emotional distress with punitive damages. However, unless I missed something, he didn't say that until the case was being heard so she couldn't retroactively request punitive.
Installing a new dishwasher isn't that hard. He charged her an arm and a leg to do it! And you don't need $600 worth of materials to do it either. This guy is a scammer.
That's not a GFI outlet he installed. Saying there are different kinds and the GFI was built into it... No it is not. All GFI outlets look like what Judge questioned, with the reset buttons. Anything else is not protected. This guy doesn't know squat.
That’s 100% a great way to fuck yo your kitchen! Don’t do it! Your kitchen is designed electrically by code to accommodate kitchen appliances and when you start branching off the dedicated plugs for your kitchen counter (hence the t slot receptacle we see. Picture off which tell you it’s 100% jumped off the kitchen counter plugs 🙃) you ruin the ability that line has tonhndle your coffe maker, toaster, blender etc etc etc because lot of these appliances require more energy so you’ll be inviting an electrical problem which can turn into an electrical repair if it goes wrong enough. I’ve seen entire kitchen Reno’s wasted because 1 asshole said “just grab power off the kitchen plug” - licensed electrician-
@@nevermindlaughs Are you really an electrician? You can have a gfci outlet and another one running off of it (NEC doesn't actually have a limit set how many can be.) The back of the gfci specifically has a spot for it called a "slave."
@@nofear1999 210.52(f) dedicated circuit by American standards Il talking about the kitchen. I deleted my other posts because I went off. Genuinely this is the code based on NEC standards, dedicated 20A I believe? But dedicated either way. You shouldn’t be jumping off things so GFCI or no GFCI is not the point I’m making, it’s the function of the equipment in the space being used
@@nevermindlaughs Sorry but you're wrong. The section 210.52(f) is for laundry and needing a dedicated circuit for that. This is a dishwasher. There was no code up to 2014 and in 2014 it was 210.8(d) and in 2020 was moved to 422.5. That says it needs a GFCI on the circuit and nothing about it being dedicated.
A few years ago, I bought a dishwasher from Best Buy. They engaged some contracting firm to do the installation. Guy shows up, looks he just fell out of bed. His "toolbox" was a Home Depot "Homer Bucket", filled with bunch of "stuff". Very suspicious. BUT... ...the installation was PERFECT. I've never had a problem. Books and covers, yet again. Just sayin'.
What good is a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter that can't be reset without taking off the cover plate and poking something into the box near the electricity? Somehow I can't bring myself to believe that outlet has a GFCI.
I'm sorry. Did the judge just say, "You didn't have water for a whole weekend, but I can't put a value on that "???? It's literally her job to assess damages and apply a dollar amount. Having dishes in the sink is not mental aguish, but being without water??? Smh
I think it's because the plaintiff had other options to use if without water for a week. Ya know? Like going to a hotel, motel, airbnb, or going to a friends house. So, maybe if the plaintiff had used those options maybe she could have used that to get some recompense.
And then she has the nerve to add: *”For your whole life, you’ve washed your own dishes”.* Okay but, how am I suppose to do that with NO WATER?!? 🤷🏽♀️
This guy needs to stay away from electrical installations altogether. He has no idea what he is talking about. Doesn't sound like a competent tradesman at all.
The plaintiff should have sued for all damages. Regardless of the electrical issue the flooding was within the expertise of the plumber. I can't imagine that level of water leakage caused no damage or that having no water for 2 days is reasonable. Sometimes it's like this show is broke 🤣. I have seen Judge Judy's grumpy ass give cash after schooling the plaintiff on what they should have done.
That’s definitely not GFCI outlet. Regular outlet and guy making stuff up. How would your reset it if it trips lol. Has to have a button. Also dishwasher needs to be hardwired anyways
well to be fair , the plaintiff had electrical issues with the way the wires were in the kitchen and rewiring her kitchen was never part of the original job quote and even the new guy she hired had to rewire her kitchen and it had nothing to do with what the first guy did so i dont know if the verdict was fair to the defendant . and if there was no gasket or the pipes were not connected then the leaking would have started immediately so the store probably sold a faulty gasket and faulty pipe fittings which ended up leaking over a short period of time,
I’m not sure if what he installed was a GFCI outlet, but there actually are GFCI outlets that look like regular outlets. I know because I have both types in my kitchen, the ones with the buttons, and the ones without, but the ones without buttons are at least labeled as “GFCI Protected Outlets”.
Who said he didn't have insurance? In all fairness he said, it was warranted and he would've come back....it was a $87 fix....so in fairness how 'big' of an issue was it? What does 'insurance' have to do with it ( as a 17 year insurance professional) it's plumbing aka a water issue, some towels and a floor got wet.... There wasn't going to be some Big insurance check coming
It seems the different outlet installed be the new contractor was a grounded one with 120 volt electrical circuit. That’s what’s installed for major appliances.
WOOOOOW I'M HAVING SORTA THE SAME ISSUE BUT MINE IS W/ MY ROOF & THE LAYING OF THE TARPS KITCHEN FLLODS WHEN IT RAINS & THE BUMS TOOK MY $$$ & NEVER CAME BK ABT TO START THE FILING PROCESS SHORTLY......YEAH THE DEFENDANT DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HE WAS DOING GOOD CALL JUDGE HAVING THE DEFENDANT PAY FOR THE OTHER SERVICES TO REPAIR HIS MISTAKES
That's some strange place for electrical outlets....under the sink near water pipes. Things that make you go...hmmm🤔 Oh, here's some *brain-food-facts* for that outlet he installed with no visible GFCI buttons.( the judge didn't seem to believe the defendant.) *How To Reset GFCI Outlet No Buttons Anywhere?* If you have some receptacles that are marked GFCI protected and you cannot find any reset button anywhere. This is an indication that you most likely have a GFCI breaker. The breaker will be located inside your panel box in which is the area you will need to reset this. You could also have what we described called as a faceless GFI.👈👈👈 If you didn't know, you've just learned something. How awesome is that? 😊
Could be fed from the loadside of an upstream GFCI receptacle. In this case the receptacle was not labeled GFCI Protected. Undersink receptacles are fairly common, some contractors or engineers will specify a WPU cover for these although not a code requirement. Placing the garbage disposal and dishwasher on the same circuit is wrong.
Right. Of everything she could’ve said. No water during the weekend and holiday, house flooded, incorrect outlet. So many things but she says dishes lol
He is right, there are some outlets that don't have them but they have a little blue sticker on the cover plate that identifies it as a protected outlet.
At the very end, it really irritates me when she talks about 'my daughters' when she should be saying' our daughters' after all he is the father of their children. She always does that...
Defendant is a liar. There is no such thing as a GFI without the reset button. You can wire an outlet in series with a true GFI, but that is not advised and may not be code.
I think people gotta stop using the word scammed… She was not scammed at all unhappy maybe the job didn’t get done the way she wanted it to. She had some headaches but she’s not using scam correctly.
I'm surprised Milian didn't chastise the plantiff for not making sure the defendant didn't see if the dishwasher worked or not before leaving. I've seen her go at the head of black litigants for doing the exact same thing. Nonetheless the plantiffs document that she presented with respect to what the new plumber specified not to mention the defendant didn't have any receipts to back up his claims was damming to his own case.
I bought a used washing machine and after they delivered it, they actually ran a cycle before they left to be sure all was in working order. The P definitely should be smarter about how she spends her money and with who. Sounds like she picked the first guy who answered her ad.
Is the plaintiff recovering from Bell's palsy? The side of her face droops. It's too bad she wasted her money on a dishwasher. She could have gotten Botox to fix her face instead.
The outlet he installed in not GFCI he is a f*cking joke. He installed a 20 amp outlet, the new plumber install 15 amp GFCI outlet probably saw the size of the wire in the outlet box and installed the correct amperage outlet.
GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) is install any area that have moisture or water ( kitchen, bathroom even some basement. It will turn the power off to any thing that is plug into in if it sense moisture or water to prevent electric shock or death. Usually it have two center button reset and test. It work like a circuit breaker
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters are installed where required by the code as a means of preventing electrocution. You will find them around kitchen counter tops, bathroom basins and the exterior of houses/ buildings. In a normally operating circuit the current leaving the device and returning to the device are equal. GFCI's sense if there is a difference between the incoming and outgoing. If the difference is greater than 5 milli-amps they will trip removing power from the device.
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I'm surprised Harvey didn't say " Dishwasher...he hardly knew her!" Im the beginning. I was waiting for it. Lmao
He does use that a lot 🤣
Ikr it's his go to saying
Right sick of that line
That would have been good 😊
Wow! She got ripped off! It does not cost $1000 to install a dishwasher good grief!!!
His botch job under the sink behind the dishwasher is horrible, it looks like a child did it, and he calls himself a professional! It would seem that not only is he NOT a plumber, but he is NOT an electrician either...
She didn't have water over the Thanksgiving weekend. That has value. She should have gotten something for that, imo
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Michael Anthony I agree what is JM talking about and on Thanksgiving Day I might add smh
AGREED!
Life sucks sometimes and you can't always be compensated for it.
I agree. That must have sucked and it was caused by the defendant who should have been made to compensate for that monetarily. That's worth something, maybe not a whole lot, but something. I might have given her $50 or even $100 for that.
@@patrickchubey3127 , 4 days. No cooking, no showers, can't flush the toilet, no laundry, no drinking water. I'd say $400.
The plaintiff could have added punitive damages for lying about the GFI outlet, she might have won that.
No. Punitive damages cannot be requested in a contract case.
@@mellvee Not true.
@@DonziGT230 that's what this Judge always say.
@@haniffahhalima6900 You might be mistaking punitive damages for emotional distress, that I know she's said it many times about emotional distress. For punitive damages certain criteria must be met so it's possible you saw some where they didn't meet the criteria. For emotional distress in a contract case it has to be deemed a "personal contract" and very few meet that criteria.
And to be completely correct, you said "cannot be requested" and anything can be requested. I'm sure you meant that the person wouldn't be awarded those damages so that's how I considered it in my response.
Agreed thay people are confusing emotional distress with punitive damages.
However, unless I missed something, he didn't say that until the case was being heard so she couldn't retroactively request punitive.
She should’ve sued for water damage.
The judge should have given the plaintiff money for not having water for Thanksgiving and the flood in her kitchen and basement.
Installing a new dishwasher isn't that hard. He charged her an arm and a leg to do it! And you don't need $600 worth of materials to do it either. This guy is a scammer.
he had the right since he was working on the holiday.
I agree, he's a bit of a knucklehead telling the judge he put in a GFI outlet when in fact it is not.
It included countertop and cabinets as I understood it.
@@trekgirl65 Didn't they say she was without water for the holiday weekend because no one would come out on the holiday?
Now THATS. Talking point, how the bell we got to $1000 for a dishwasher install??? The fuck?!?
That poor girl. All she wanted was a dishwasher this loser defendant made a big mess out of a simple dishwasher install.
I bet this is common
That's not a GFI outlet he installed. Saying there are different kinds and the GFI was built into it... No it is not. All GFI outlets look like what Judge questioned, with the reset buttons. Anything else is not protected. This guy doesn't know squat.
Correct, that is not a GFI.
It was good enough for the second person she called.
@@maryelaine-blinstrubchambe6083 No, at (12:05) she said the second person rewired the washer directly into the line. No GFCI at all.
There could be another gfci in the loop that would also protect this one
@@fayekephart848 You are correct!
That is not a gfci outlet. It can be wired into the gfci above the counter and be protected by gfci.
That’s 100% a great way to fuck yo your kitchen! Don’t do it! Your kitchen is designed electrically by code to accommodate kitchen appliances and when you start branching off the dedicated plugs for your kitchen counter (hence the t slot receptacle we see. Picture off which tell you it’s 100% jumped off the kitchen counter plugs 🙃) you ruin the ability that line has tonhndle your coffe maker, toaster, blender etc etc etc because lot of these appliances require more energy so you’ll be inviting an electrical problem which can turn into an electrical repair if it goes wrong enough.
I’ve seen entire kitchen Reno’s wasted because 1 asshole said “just grab power off the kitchen plug”
- licensed electrician-
@@nevermindlaughs Are you really an electrician? You can have a gfci outlet and another one running off of it (NEC doesn't actually have a limit set how many can be.) The back of the gfci specifically has a spot for it called a "slave."
@@nofear1999 210.52(f) dedicated circuit by American standards
Il talking about the kitchen.
I deleted my other posts because I went off. Genuinely this is the code based on NEC standards, dedicated 20A I believe? But dedicated either way. You shouldn’t be jumping off things so GFCI or no GFCI is not the point I’m making, it’s the function of the equipment in the space being used
@@nevermindlaughs Sorry but you're wrong. The section 210.52(f) is for laundry and needing a dedicated circuit for that. This is a dishwasher. There was no code up to 2014 and in 2014 it was 210.8(d) and in 2020 was moved to 422.5. That says it needs a GFCI on the circuit and nothing about it being dedicated.
A few years ago, I bought a dishwasher from Best Buy. They engaged some contracting firm to do the installation.
Guy shows up, looks he just fell out of bed. His "toolbox" was a Home Depot "Homer Bucket", filled with bunch of "stuff". Very suspicious. BUT...
...the installation was PERFECT. I've never had a problem. Books and covers, yet again.
Just sayin'.
I’ve never seen a GFI Outlet tike this, I think this contractor was blowing smoke!
What good is a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter that can't be reset without taking off the cover plate and poking something into the box near the electricity? Somehow I can't bring myself to believe that outlet has a GFCI.
Possibly a tamper proof style
@@hey-you7 Much more likely a true scam.
I'm sorry. Did the judge just say, "You didn't have water for a whole weekend, but I can't put a value on that "????
It's literally her job to assess damages and apply a dollar amount. Having dishes in the sink is not mental aguish, but being without water??? Smh
Yes, also with soaked kitchen flooring. Basement floor and stairs. All on Thanksgiving holiday. The judge could of given something for inconvenience.💜
Yes she's good with "rough justice" lol.
I think it's because the plaintiff had other options to use if without water for a week. Ya know? Like going to a hotel, motel, airbnb, or going to a friends house. So, maybe if the plaintiff had used those options maybe she could have used that to get some recompense.
Agreed.
And then she has the nerve to add: *”For your whole life, you’ve washed your own dishes”.* Okay but, how am I suppose to do that with NO WATER?!? 🤷🏽♀️
This guy needs to stay away from electrical installations altogether. He has no idea what he is talking about. Doesn't sound like a competent tradesman at all.
Agree. Installing a dishwasher is not that complicated
His incompetence could kill somebody.. electrocution is a potential danger.
Who the heck puts a power outlet next to water pipes under the sink. That's a recipe for disaster. Seems like she should have gotten more than that.
Every home with a garbage disposal.
That’s not a GFCI outlet guy lying on National television to save $20 bucks
$10 from hobo freight. With the outlet cover.
He's a lying thief.
The plaintiff should have sued for all damages. Regardless of the electrical issue the flooding was within the expertise of the plumber.
I can't imagine that level of water leakage caused no damage or that having no water for 2 days is reasonable.
Sometimes it's like this show is broke 🤣. I have seen Judge Judy's grumpy ass give cash after schooling the plaintiff on what they should have done.
The guy is FULL of beans. ALL GFI outlets have buttons on them.
I’m stealing this phrase
@@julia-jn5zxIt's an old one Julia, as am I. 🥰
This guy knows nothing about electrical or code
He know damn well he didn’t install a gfi outlet 😂😂
Shoddy workman. Ole scamma
The contractor has absolutely no idea what he is doing. None.
“Wash-er? I hardly knew her!”
That clicking when the defendant is speaking (I assume from connection issues), ughhhh it’s terrible lol
She should have gotten more money
That’s definitely not GFCI outlet. Regular outlet and guy making stuff up. How would your reset it if it trips lol. Has to have a button. Also dishwasher needs to be hardwired anyways
Is he saying warsher? 🤔
Yes, some people on the east coast say it like that. They also pronounce words like tire iron differently. 😉
@@familytv9585 Fair enough. 👍
well to be fair , the plaintiff had electrical issues with the way the wires were in the kitchen and rewiring her kitchen was never part of the original job quote and even the new guy she hired had to rewire her kitchen and it had nothing to do with what the first guy did so i dont know if the verdict was fair to the defendant . and if there was no gasket or the pipes were not connected then the leaking would have started immediately so the store probably sold a faulty gasket and faulty pipe fittings which ended up leaking over a short period of time,
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👀 so all that water seepage in the floor didn’t cause a problem? Because I can guarantee it will in a year on a hot day
I was thinking the same thing as you.
Wow...really good advice at the end of the show. Thanks!
Why didn’t you have who ever you bought dishwasher installed?
I’m not sure if what he installed was a GFCI outlet, but there actually are GFCI outlets that look like regular outlets. I know because I have both types in my kitchen, the ones with the buttons, and the ones without, but the ones without buttons are at least labeled as “GFCI Protected Outlets”.
Side note, loving that look on JM at the end. Sewing her oats lmao. That dress tho! 😍💃
Never hire contractors who don’t have insurance
Who said he didn't have insurance?
In all fairness he said, it was warranted and he would've come back....it was a $87 fix....so in fairness how 'big' of an issue was it?
What does 'insurance' have to do with it ( as a 17 year insurance professional) it's plumbing aka a water issue, some towels and a floor got wet....
There wasn't going to be some Big insurance check coming
@@geminieric1662 I didn’t say he didn’t have insurance either, I’m just saying, don’t hire contractors without insurance
It seems the different outlet installed be the new contractor was a grounded one with 120 volt electrical circuit. That’s what’s installed for major appliances.
WOOOOOW I'M HAVING SORTA THE SAME ISSUE BUT MINE IS W/ MY ROOF & THE LAYING OF THE TARPS KITCHEN FLLODS WHEN IT RAINS & THE BUMS TOOK MY $$$ & NEVER CAME BK ABT TO START THE FILING PROCESS SHORTLY......YEAH THE DEFENDANT DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HE WAS DOING GOOD CALL JUDGE HAVING THE DEFENDANT PAY FOR THE OTHER SERVICES TO REPAIR HIS MISTAKES
Did you pay them ALL the money up front?
lol im an Electrician. thats not a GFCI outlet. that a 20Amp plug easily identified by the t-slot
where are the photos? show everything he did wrong (i know he did everything badly)
take pictures of the new plumbers work before during and after!
That's some strange place for electrical outlets....under the sink near water pipes. Things that make you go...hmmm🤔
Oh, here's some *brain-food-facts* for that outlet he installed with no visible GFCI buttons.( the judge didn't seem to believe the defendant.)
*How To Reset GFCI Outlet No Buttons Anywhere?*
If you have some receptacles that are marked GFCI protected and you cannot find any reset button anywhere. This is an indication that you most likely have a GFCI breaker.
The breaker will be located inside your panel box in which is the area you will need to reset this.
You could also have what we described called as a faceless GFI.👈👈👈 If you didn't know, you've just learned something. How awesome is that? 😊
Not really. Most homes have them now so you can plug in garbage disposal.
@@Zoot_of_Anthrax Ahh!! Thank you, Shan for getting me to learn something new this day. :)
Could be fed from the loadside of an upstream GFCI receptacle. In this case the receptacle was not labeled GFCI Protected. Undersink receptacles are fairly common, some contractors or engineers will specify a WPU cover for these although not a code requirement. Placing the garbage disposal and dishwasher on the same circuit is wrong.
Mine is under the sink. When I upgraded my dishwasher I had one put in behind dishwasher
"It was terrible, I had dishes in the sink" !😂
Ha ha ha ha, you did dishes that as she said...every day of your life!
Right. Of everything she could’ve said. No water during the weekend and holiday, house flooded, incorrect outlet. So many things but she says dishes lol
Fun fact for you chuckle heads.....a very quick Google search will show you that he's accurate that not all GFI outlets have buttons
Plaintiff should've sued for water damage/mold prevention. No way all that water went underneath the tile and carpet without causing permanent damage.
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If she doesn’t have a kit and the guy charged her for it, it is more likely that HE either never got another one OR that he took it with him…..
He is right, there are some outlets that don't have them but they have a little blue sticker on the cover plate that identifies it as a protected outlet.
I think when he got his bottom teeth removed, part of his brains went out with it😂😂
I have a whole sink full of dishes and I can't afford a dishwasher. Do I get damages for emotional stress?
Who do I sue???
That was NOT a GFCI outlet.
Why would she attempt to use the dishwasher when he told her the shut off valve was leaking?
A scam is when they take your money and not do anything
At the very end, it really irritates me when she talks about 'my daughters' when she should be saying' our daughters' after all he is the father of their children. She always does that...
She said "we have a daughter" and "our daughter" first .So she did acknowledge it was their daughter.
He has no problem with his wife claiming their daughter's as her own. Rightfully true. Those same daughter's are his.
Grow up.
Sheesh!
Im a little confused too sir, don't worry
Defendant is simply a liar. That is not a GFI outlet. It might be downstream from a GFI outlet.
Defendant is a liar. There is no such thing as a GFI without the reset button. You can wire an outlet in series with a true GFI, but that is not advised and may not be code.
No GFI.............guy lies
Bet the judge could put a value on the inconvenience if it was her house on thanksgiving
Right!
I think people gotta stop using the word scammed… She was not scammed at all unhappy maybe the job didn’t get done the way she wanted it to. She had some headaches but she’s not using scam correctly.
Dude was totally lying about that being a GFU outlet.
I liked the defendant. It seemed the electrical outlet was OK with the second contractor. She should have called him back to fix the problem.
No, at (12:05) she said the second plumber rewired the washer directly into the line. No GFD at all.
You must be related to the defendant or a friend to have a comment like that. He obviously had no clue what he was doing. 🤔
Uh how much to install a dishwasher before ? Labor should be to just attach the hose and plug it in ??!! Idk I'm not a contractor lol
Nasty guy charged u alot
He seems ??
if there was water under the tiles, there was damage, but i guess she didn't show pictures
The plaintiff defined 'first world problems" when she sued for "mental anguish" due to a full sink of dirty dishes after Thanksgiving
To everybody who wants to be an electrician on this comment thread, please stop
Judge manipulates with arrogance.
The plaintiff needs a translator. "Bimbo" is a different language.
Is that Harvey Weinstein? Glad he’s not in the Movie Industry now!
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This guy is a licensed plumber and electrician? She is talking in terms of multiple people; were there multiple plaintiffs?
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I'm surprised Milian didn't chastise the plantiff for not making sure the defendant didn't see if the dishwasher worked or not before leaving. I've seen her go at the head of black litigants for doing the exact same thing. Nonetheless the plantiffs document that she presented with respect to what the new plumber specified not to mention the defendant didn't have any receipts to back up his claims was damming to his own case.
Nope. You aren't color blind at all, are ya???
I bought a used washing machine and after they delivered it, they actually ran a cycle before they left to be sure all was in working order. The P definitely should be smarter about how she spends her money and with who. Sounds like she picked the first guy who answered her ad.
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@ Jazzy Moni. True! 😂
Is the plaintiff recovering from Bell's palsy? The side of her face droops. It's too bad she wasted her money on a dishwasher. She could have gotten Botox to fix her face instead.
The outlet he installed in not GFCI he is a f*cking joke. He installed a 20 amp outlet, the new plumber install 15 amp GFCI outlet probably saw the size of the wire in the outlet box and installed the correct amperage outlet.
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Someone educate me on this GFI thing. I have no idea.
GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) is install any area that have moisture or water ( kitchen, bathroom even some basement. It will turn the power off to any thing that is plug into in if it sense moisture or water to prevent electric shock or death. Usually it have two center button reset and test. It work like a circuit breaker
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters are installed where required by the code as a means of preventing electrocution. You will find them around kitchen counter tops, bathroom basins and the exterior of houses/ buildings. In a normally operating circuit the current leaving the device and returning to the device are equal. GFCI's sense if there is a difference between the incoming and outgoing. If the difference is greater than 5 milli-amps they will trip removing power from the device.
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oh she was teased for that last name definitely. forgive me.
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Wait. He called it a GTI. It’s a GFI I thought. I mean I’m just a painter do not totally sure
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