How Do You Change From A GFCI To A Regular Plug?
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlets provide protection against electrocution by shutting off power if they detect a difference in the current coming into the plug and the current going out. These are found in kitchens and bathrooms, where you have both electricity and water. But they shouldn’t be used on refrigerators, freezers or any other appliance that needs to stay on because they might shut off power without being noticed. Shut off the power to the plug at the breaker. This will protect you from electric shocks while you are changing out the receptacle. Remove the cover plate from the receptacle by removing the screws that hold it on. Remove the receptacle from the electrical box by removing the screws that hold it in. Then gently pull the receptacle forward until it is clear of the box. Detach the wires from the receptacle. Depending on how they are attached, you may need to loosen the retaining screw or depress the release lever if the wires were attached using a pus
