🔌 ELEGRP G1215PA2 Auto Reset GFCI Replacement Plug Assembly 15 Amp 2-Wire, 2-Prong NEMA 1-15P Non-Grounding, UL Listed - Ideal for Power Pressure Washers, Pool Pumps, and More (1 Pack, Black) Review

When my pressure washer stopped working I thought I had to buy a new one. The indicator on the old spark plug was still on. I came across a YouTube video that suggests that if the test button doesn't flash the light, the connector may need to be replaced. I figured the low cost of this replacement made it worth buying a new washing machine. I didn't read carefully enough to know that this item comes with 3 different sets of grommets which was a great benefit. The pressure washer is now working…

Installed the RCD with minimal difficulties associated with putting the rubber grommet on the native power cord. I used the device briefly to confirm my work and also kept the high-pressure cleaner in my large shed. I tried to pressure wash my bus on November 25th, but the GFCI tripped and did not reset automatically or manually after 30 minutes of operation. I removed the GFCI, installed a regular plug on the power cord, and tested the unit on the GFI outlet to make sure the pressure washer…

Someone gave me a Ryobi electric washing machine but there was water in the GFCI connector and it was bad. I found this to replace the plug cord. I was totally amazed by the quality packaging and the ziploc bag it came in to protect it from moisture, as well as the excellent installation guide. I made the mistake of throwing the old one away and couldn't remember where the black and white wire went into the silver and copper screw holes. Don't need to get around but I'm not an electrician, they

Recently my Ryobi Electric Pressure Washer (RY141612) would not turn on; The test/reset on the fork failed so I was pretty sure the problem was with the GFCI fork. The original connector is listed in the part number as: G1215PA2-1ElegrpClass A Rainproof GFCI15A 125VAC 60Hz 1875WD I did some research and this item is an exact replacement from the same manufacturer and cheaper than I could find anywhere else. 4 Phillips screws for opening the bottom cover 2 Phillips screws for separating the…

This is exactly what I needed. I had a Stanley 2150 pressure washer for 2.5 years, the GFCI broke half a year after my warranty expired (constant buzzing when plugged in and no power to the device). I checked the OEM GFCI specs and instead of spending $37 to replace the Stanley I went with this generic one. The ELEGRP is on the wired photos on the right, the defective GFCI that was attached to the device is on the left. Look at the pictures, they are exactly the same except for the white…

The GFCI on my pressure washer kept clicking and then went out. I was about to throw out the pressure washer but decided to try this spare plug as a last resort. I searched a bit but found this two wire model. Two screws on the old connector to open, two screws to remove the wires, two screws for the terminal. Two screws on the spare plug to open, two screws to fix the wires, two screws for the spare clip. The old weather seal was reused, although the replacement plug came with three different…

Works as advertised, no problems. However, this is a very big deal. This is not what I would use for small portable electrical devices. While it's "waterproof" to a degree, it's only as good as your wiring to your devices. If you leave gaps around the strain relief, it's your fault. Also, you should definitely not hose down with a pressure washer if you have one, and you really need one for an electric pressure washer. Do you really need surge protection on electric motors? Я никогда не…