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TROUBLESHOOTING

Symptom Possible Cause Remedy

Outlets not receiving power. • Surge Module input wires (line, neutral,
ground) not connected to household
line, neutral, and ground wiring.
• Attach the output wires
(line, neutral, ground) to the outlets.
• Attach the household input wires (line,
neutral, ground) to the Surge Module.
Ground OK LED not on. • The Surge Module is not properly
grounded.
• Display Off switch in the OFF position.
• Check the ground wiring to the surge
module making sure the ground wire
is securely fastened to the Surge
Module’s ground wire.
• Push off switch.
Surge Module LEDs not on. • Display Off switch in the OFF position. • Surge Module input wires (line, neutral,
ground) not connected to household line,
neutral, and ground wiring.
• Push off switch.
Surge Module emitting
a loud buzzing alarm. The Surge Module has been hit
with a voltage surge/spike.
The Surge Module must be replaced.
See Warranty Information section
for important details.
The alarm can be shut off by pressing
the Alarm Off switch, but the Surge
Module may not offer any surge/spike
or over-voltage protection to the outlets.