All the drama and it was user error.
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It was not set to EPD.
Check the photo you displayed in the original post.
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Dominic, the default is GFCI. I did not toggle the button.
As well, the tester is faulty. Likely because it has fallen out of my pouch or from a counter on several occasions.
*Note: Wish someone that owns a EXTECH CT70 would have replied.
After extensively testing outlets during several home inspections with faulty lighting circuit wiring utilizing TECH CT70, SureTest ® Circuit Analyzer 61-164, Fluke 2AC Alert Voltage Tester and Sperry 5 lamp Non-Contact Voltage Tester and GFCI Outlet Tester, I have come to the conclusion that the EXTECH CT70 is faulty. The EXTECH CT70 I used did not pickup a miswired hot ground on a miswired outlet while my SureTest ® Circuit Analyzer 61-164, Fluke 2AC Alert Voltage Tester and Sperry 5 lamp Non-Contact Voltage Tester and GFCI Outlet Tester Kit did. It use to but did not during a home inspection.
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Thank you all for chiming in.
And into the BS he reads on the internet!
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Was this a WAFI mis-spell… … …
Jonas, you are surely not a professional. Grow up. You do more harm to this association than anyone I know.
Too bad.
So sad for professional home inspectors and this grand association.
Other troll’s should be posting shortly.
Perhaps he was really thinking ‘posterior’…??
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