"open ground" on GFCI-protected circuit?

[jwhitt (Joseph M. Whitt)]

@kwood

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Boy you chew on both sides don’t you? In one thread you say one thing and in another thread you say something entirely different.

@kwood

We can’t test the two prong receptacle which I note on all my reports. I do have a set up to test if they do work but prefer to not test them if the ground is plugged. There is nothing wrong with leaving the ground on a GFCI protected circuit as long as you have indicated it to the home owner or the room is protected with GFCI at the panel or in series.
In my mind it is better not to tell them the three prong has no ground so they don’t think it is a safety hazard.

@kwood

It is not up to you to find the one that is grounded GFCI as there might not even be one. They are to be labeled but I never see them labeled and point this out to my client.
Also on my report is an explanation as to them being safe but not as safe as grounded GFCI.