Here are some ways to manually reset a GFCI that won't reset in Glen Burnie, MD:
Press the test button and then try pressing the reset button again.
If your GFCI tripped because of moisture or water, dry the outlet with a blow dryer and then press reset.
Check your circuit box to see if the connected circuit was tripped, if it has, turn it on and press reset again.
If you have a circuit tester, hold the test button until you get a reading (be careful not to hold it too long, as you can risk overheating the system). If there is an electrical current, press the reset button.
If none of these solutions worked or you were unable to get a reading of an electrical current, your GFCI outlet should be repaired by an electrician. Give us a call today to learn more about our repair services.