Questions & Answers for: refrigerator plugged gfi outlet

...plugged into gfi outlets as they can operate normally and still trip the gfi protector. try plugging the unit into an unprotected outlet and it should work fine. incidentally you'll probably have to ...

...refrigerator should not be plugged into one for what you are experiencing and food loss. This was an easy answer for me, but unfortunately not for you The owners manual covers this, but us men don't ...

...refrigerator trips GFI This is in the garage and is plugged in to a GFI outlet Once I reset it it will start the diagnostics check and trip in 30 seconds to one minute Try an extension cord to get it ...

...GFI outlets tend to wear out very quickly with a refrigerator running on them,most Manufacturers do not recommend plugging any major appliance into a GFI outlet.If you plug it into a non GFI outlet ...

...GFI switch but every time we plugged in the Kenmore the switch triggered again. I tried plugging in other appliances and they worked fine in the outlet. Is this a problem with the Kenmore or with the ...

...refrigerator usually plugged in to a GFI outlet? It is not good practice to use refrigerator on a GFI. it is not that it wont work but every time a gfi trips it is degraded. GFI can also be daisy ...

...refrigerator is plugged directly into the GFI outlet and is not plugged into the GFI outlet by using any extension cord then there should not be any problem as long as the GFI outlet is not ...

...refrigerator model number 363.79567990. The freezer stopped working and I found out that I had to press the "Reset" button on the outlet while it was unplugged for the outlet to properly ...

...refrigerator is plugged into the GFI outlet. Try this first, take a heavy duty three prong extension cord, NOT a lamp extension cord, plug it into a non GFI outlet, and plug the fridge into the cord. ...

...refrigerator keeps tripping my gfi out let. This is a problem I have encountered before. When compressors start they sometimes trip gfi. Plug unit in different outlet or replace GFI with regular ...