Pond Pump Tripping GFCI? Here’s How to Fix It Fast
Check the GFCI for moisture or corrosion and replace if damaged. Ensure the pond pump is properly grounded and rated for submersion. Inspect the pump’s power cord for frays or cracks and replace if needed. Test other appliances on the GFCI to rule out a faulty outlet. If issues persist, consult a licensed electrician to assess your pond’s electrical setup.
Common Causes of GFCI Tripping
Ground Faults
Damaged wiring or a malfunctioning pump can cause current to leak from the electrical system, which trips the GFCI to prevent potential electrical hazards. Inspect your pond pump’s power cord for any …