I need a bit of advice from someone in the electrical trade.
We have a hair dryer with a GFIC (Ground fault interruption) plug. Last week when I was testing the plug, the reset button popped out as expected but refused to go back in. However, the dryer still works.
How much do I need to worry?
Can I replace the plug myself? Are they available to the layman?
Should I restrict using it to a GFCI receptacle?
Thanks for the non-RR advice.
We have a hair dryer with a GFIC (Ground fault interruption) plug. Last week when I was testing the plug, the reset button popped out as expected but refused to go back in. However, the dryer still works.
How much do I need to worry?
Can I replace the plug myself? Are they available to the layman?
Should I restrict using it to a GFCI receptacle?
Thanks for the non-RR advice.