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    Why does GFCI trip when running 110 and 220 through same conduit?

    That was my thought at first also, but even with the 220 breaker off, it still trips.
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    Why does GFCI trip when running 110 and 220 through same conduit?

    The conduit is schedule 40. I have also done a test with the ground completely detached. I believe I am down to 2 possible issues. It is either the starter capacitor, or the new breaker i installed is bad.
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    Why does GFCI trip when running 110 and 220 through same conduit?

    I am currently working on wiring a hot tub. I currently have a 50a subpanel with 2 breakers(2 pole 30A and a 1 pole 20a). The wires I am using to run to the tub are THHN wires and are 10awg for the 220v, and 12awg for the 110v. The heater for the tub runs on 220v and the circulation pump, jet...

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