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Originally Posted by MaceMan
2018 ACE 30.3. Mine did this too, gfci in bath comnects to other outlets inside and to the one outside. Got rid of it, replaced it with a regular outlet, all works fine.
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Not what I would recommend... There are good reasons for the GFCI to be there - protecting you and your family/guests is at the top of the list.
They do fail - but are easily replaced. If a new one continues to trip, then there is a problem that needs to be fixed to avoid shock potential. Often a wet outlet in that case - the outdoor one being the prime candidate. Or a bad appliance plugged in.
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