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Location: New Brunswick, Canada
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Not sure how old your house is, or how long you've been there, but I'd also test the GFCI outlet that *isn't* tripping. I tag along on 4-5 pre-purchase home inspections a month, and come across a lot of GFCI outlets that don't trip. Sometimes they're old, sometimes they aren't wired right, sometimes they have a GFCI outlets wired onto a circuit that's already GFCI protected... which is apparently a no-no
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