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I have a small power washer with a two-wire cord and GFCI plug. My outdoor and garage receptacles are on a "house GFCI" circuit, wired in series to one GFCI receptacle. I tried to use the power washer and the plug GFCI would instantly trip when plugged-in and instantly re-trip when reset. I have gone through several replacement connectors but each only last long enough for the current project. The pressure washer's GFCI would trip each time and I would need to replace it each time. It did this when connected either to the outside GFCI receptacle or to an inside, non-GFCI receptacle. I took apart the plug and it is a 2 wire GFCI on the pressure washer side. I want to convert the pressure washer GFCI to a regular plug. Regular plug is 3 wire. If I connect the hot and common to just the 2 bladed poles of the new plug, there will not be a ground?. Is this safe if it is plugged into an external house GFCI outlet, if it even works at all?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Thanks in advance for any advice.