I have reset all breakers and gfi outlets however the outlet the hairdrier was on is a gfi outlet and the light is now red not sure if it was green but my other gfi s in the house seem to be green but this is a slightly different brand.
Gfci red and green lights.
You can generally find the light indicators on the gfci outlets to be in three different states.
About the receptacles above as the others have said it depends on the mfg.
Green light indicates the device has passed the self test and is providing power.
I have 2 gfci outlets in my kitchen on different circuits.
A red light a red light means that there is a problem with the device.
Also my garbage disposal does not work.
I just installed a leviton gfci outlet and the green light is on the outlet but when i plug in a light to either the top or bottom of the outlet there is no power.
A green light if the green light is on this means the outlet is working as intended and it is providing the necessary protection.
Self testing or something like that.
The green light is constantly on which is good but the red led flashes about once every 30 seconds.
I tried to reset it but the light still does not have power.
Red light means the device needs attention.
It is on the same circuit as the gfci outlet.
I can t push in the reset or test buttons.
A true gfi circuit breaker that goes in a breaker panel has both overcurrent and short circuit protection plus gfci protection.
Green light indicates the device has passed the self test and is providing power red means the device needs attention.
What is that all about.
I have gfci outlets in my kitchen.
They are not the same thing.
I try plugging in a radio to the outlet and it does not turn on.
Some green when on.
The gfci have a green indicator light on them which is on but the reset or test buttons are not working.
Your smartlockpro self test gfci is engineered to regularly conduct an internal test self test to confirm that protected power is available offering an added layer of protection from electrical shocks due to hazardous ground faults.