Last year I installed a subpanel with a GFCI feeding the hot tub. The hot tub already had another GFCI in the control package. Recently the subpanel GFCI has tripped out. Inspecting the control package, it looks like the GFCI in the control package is damaged. The trip button seems to be a bit distorted and seems to be stuck.
The control pack is 15 years old. I've replaced a few relays and a heater element in the past.
I thinking about removing the control pack GFCI to see if that will stop the subpanel GFCI from tripping.
The last time there was GFCI tripping was due to a slight water drip onto the top of the control pack. After it was dried out the problem went away. This time, drying the pack didn't seem to help.
So is there any danger from removing the control pack GFCI?
