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I have installed a new Eaton BR240 (40A) GFCI Breaker. It is staying on for a while but can trip after several minutes or stay on for hours. The while indicator lights flash (4 times) which according to the Eaton website indicates a "High Level ground fault".

https://www.eaton.com/us/en-us/products/electrical-circuit-protection/circuit-breakers/br-two-pole-ground-circuit-breaker.html

Pretty sure the GFCI is grounded correctly. Can anyone offer any suggestion as to how I can fix this issue?

thanks,

KR

I have installed a new Eaton BR240 (40A) GFCI Breaker. It is staying on for a while but can trip after several minutes or stay on for hours. The while indicator lights flash (4 times) which according to the Eaton website indicates a "High Level ground fault".

https://www.eaton.com/us/en-us/products/electrical-circuit-protection/circuit-breakers/br-two-pole-ground-circuit-breaker.html

Pretty sure the GFCI is grounded correctly. Can anyone offer any suggestion as to how I can fix this issue?

thanks,

KR

I have installed a new Eaton BR240 (40A) GFCI Breaker. It is staying on for a while but can trip after several minutes or stay on for hours. The while indicator lights flash (4 times) which according to the Eaton website indicates a "High Level ground fault".

https://www.eaton.com/us/en-us/products/electrical-circuit-protection/circuit-breakers/br-two-pole-ground-circuit-breaker.html

Pretty sure the GFCI is grounded correctly. Can anyone offer any suggestion as to how I can fix this issue?

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New Eaton AFCI/GFCI 40A 220V GFCI breaker signals (4 blinks) ground fault

I have installed a new Eaton BR240 (40A) GFCI Breaker. It is staying on for a while but can trip after several minutes or stay on for hours. The while indicator lights flash (4 times) which according to the Eaton website indicates a "High Level ground fault".

https://www.eaton.com/us/en-us/products/electrical-circuit-protection/circuit-breakers/br-two-pole-ground-circuit-breaker.html

Pretty sure the GFCI is grounded correctly. Can anyone offer any suggestion as to how I can fix this issue?

thanks,

KR