Customer had replaced a GFCI receptacle in a bathroom but it still doesn’t work and it also affects the outdoor bar fridge. Discovered receptacle was wired incorrectly, but it also had no incoming power. There were no breakers off or tripped in any panels? Two breakers labeled bathroom GFI’s were on. Checked other bathroom receptacles and found the front bathroom GFCI was tripped, reset and that restored power to the rear bathroom receptacle. So a GFCI was protecting a second GFCI, I replaced the second GFCI with a standard receptacle. I also replaced the outdoor bar fridge and counter outlets with new weather resistant receptacles. They also had a kitchen counter GFCI that would trip for no apparent reason, almost every day, when nothing was in use. I installed a new GFCI in that location. They had a flourescent ceiling fixture in the garage gallyway, that was not working, I converted it to LED tubes.
