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Adding outlet Why is my GFCI receptacle tripping when I add another receptacle to GFIthe circuit?

I have 3 outletsreceptacles in my garage. One is a GFIGFCI which protects all 3 outlets. I want to connect a new outlet toreceptacle off the third outletreceptacle (end of run) on other side of wall, and have it protected by GFIGFCI. I connected black to black and white to white. But when I reset GFIthe GFCI, it won't hold/reset. When I disconnect the new outletreceptacle, GFIthe GFCI holds. I made sure black was attached to brass side, and white is attached to silver side. WHATWhat am I doing wrong?

Adding outlet to GFI circuit

I have 3 outlets in my garage. One is a GFI which protects all 3 outlets. I want to connect a new outlet to the third outlet (end of run) on other side of wall and have it protected by GFI. I connected black to black and white to white. But when I reset GFI, it won't hold/reset. When I disconnect the new outlet, GFI holds. I made sure black was attached to brass side and white is attached to silver side. WHAT am I doing wrong?

Why is my GFCI receptacle tripping when I add another receptacle to the circuit?

I have 3 receptacles in my garage. One is a GFCI which protects all 3 outlets. I want to connect a new receptacle off the third receptacle (end of run) on other side of wall, and have it protected by GFCI. I connected black to black and white to white. But when I reset the GFCI, it won't hold/reset. When I disconnect the new receptacle, the GFCI holds. I made sure black was attached to brass side, and white is attached to silver side. What am I doing wrong?

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Adding outlet to GFI circuit

I have 3 outlets in my garage. One is a GFI which protects all 3 outlets. I want to connect a new outlet to the third outlet (end of run) on other side of wall and have it protected by GFI. I connected black to black and white to white. But when I reset GFI, it won't hold/reset. When I disconnect the new outlet, GFI holds. I made sure black was attached to brass side and white is attached to silver side. WHAT am I doing wrong?