Ruling out that the new GFCI is not bad - could happen. OTOH, are you sure the kitchen GFCI is good and trips as it should?
[Link: homedepot.com]You're not plugging into kitchen GFCI, but curcuit fed by GFCI - right? Are you sure the outlet you're using is wired to the GFCI output(not it's feed)? Test tripping the kitchen GFCI kills the other outlet - right?
On September 16, 2018 at 08:37, thecapnredfish said...
Thank you. Looking at beginning of post you can see I have put in a new GFCI. I tripped the new one in original location. But never trips without freezer plugged in.
Only difference is original location that trips, the freezer is plugged into a GFCI outlet.
The current location the freezer is plugged into an outlet off load side of GFCI, tested and known to trip when test is pressed on GFCI.
edit: didn't read full response. I see you tested outlet to trip with GFCI. I'd still swap them to see if the problem follows the outlet.
