HELP!!!!!!!!!! The GFCI in my bathroom tripped and will not reset. I pulled it out and checked the wiring with a voltmeter and found 115 volts between hot (black) and ground. 15 volts between black (hot) and white (neutral). Is this correct? :confused: :confused:

I'll be running a 6/3 wire from the panel to the kitchen going through the attic, a 25 foot run. Is there any requirement on running wire in an attic? I have run a couple of new circuits and rerouted some existing wire in the attic. I pulled this wire straight and tight and attached it to the roofing trusses. Please don't tell me it should be in some kind of conduit. The existing wiring was simply run along the floor of the attic and over joists and than covered with insulation, nothing was tacked down. Second question has to do with capacity. The home is 1400 sq ft. and has 100 amp service. The new range will be 50 amp, I added HVAC and this added a 30 amp circuit. I will also be adding an above range microwave and will add a dedicated 15 amp circuit. I may also be adding a dishwasher and possible garbage disposal. The dryer in the home is electric on a 30 amp circuit. There are 3 20 amp circuits and a total of 7 15 amp circuits. If capacity is a problem, I could go change to a gas range. Thanks for the help.