Our bathroom only has a single 2 prong outlet as part of the light fixture. I've installed a GFCI switch / receptacle combo and believe its wired correctly but have pulled the fuse until I get some verification. The switch box had 3 pairs or wire attached to the orginal switch 3 white 3 black. 1 pair - line from panel 1 pair - wiring to light 1 pair - feeds another bathroom and a bedroom. (guess I'll put this fix on the todo list) Combo switch has 6 or 8 holes for wires in back. I have everything working correctly but had to use the holes on the back of the unit(these are called backstab holes, Right?) to make everything work. Also one of the wires from the back of the combo box had to connect into a hole. Ok so I have: 1 pair going to other rooms connected to the load 1 pair going to panel connected to line backholes white wire for light connects into backhole beside panel white black wire for light is wire nutted with one wire from the combo unit. That takes care of all 3 pair --now the confusing part-- the other lead from the combo unit is connected into the backhole beside the line black wire. This just seems odd to me. Is this setup corrrect? Thank You wes

We recently had the kitchen remodeled, and had the outlets removed from the walls, and a power strip run along under the top cabinets. It is not GFI. Can I change the circuit breaker in the box to bring this to code?