What is the amp rating on the GFI plug and the total amps you have connected to it? That should answer your overloading question. I would start by thoroughly inspecting all the power cables you have running in the system. If there is a bad ground or possibly a wire has been damaged? Replace one cable at a time and see if the problem persists, or the problem cable is isolated. Just some things to try if you have not already. Cheers.
Help with Equitech 1.5Q power conditioner
Hello all. My Equitech GFCI plug on the back keeps popping when I turn on the switches Equitech switches. Am I overloading the unit or is there an issue with the GFCI plug. It worked for a while but was always super easy to trip. I only have my Amp, preamp, TV, and speakers plugged into it. Any help would be appreciated. I am in in San Francisco bay area, are there recommendations to any place I can take to to get it looked at? With it tripping so much would replacing the gfci plug with a new one help (wonder if the current one is worn out?). It is out of warranty and I do not have the box it came in to ship. Thanks!