I'm wiring an off-grid shed that will never have main power supply, so no concerns of transfer switches or feeding back to the grid. I have a Reliance outdoor rated PR30 power inlet with an L14-30 connector and a Square D QO112M100PC service panel with plug on neutral. I have a 30A generator. Questions: 1. The PR30 has four wires. I don't know if I'm to connect the white neutral to the ground in the PR30 box or pass it through to the service panel. I actually don't think it matters given my service panel. 2. The service panel has what appears to be two neutral bars and one ground bar which appear to be physically connected. From what I can read, given the generator supplies power to this as the main panel, I am to use the bonding screw. My confusion stems from the appearance that the two neutral bars look linked to the grounding bar, making it somewhat confusing as to which is the neutral bar and which is the ground bar. In fact, the minimal instructions show two build in neutrals ("N"), with a picture showing a ground can be attached to one of the neutrals "where required". So, the instructions are not quite clear as to whether it matters which is truly the ground versus the neutral bar. Now, with OCD, I only imagine the grounds should be on one bar and neutrals on another bar, but electrically it doesn't seem to matter. 3. I am planning on a short run of 10/2 Romex with ground to connect the PR30 and the QO112M100PC given only 30A supply. Jump out to anyone as too small? Thanks

Hello, We have had some electrical issues in the house. First it was the microwave tripping. We had an electrician come out and "say" he did a diagnostic but was here for 5 mins and all he did was switch out the breaker for a non GFCI breaker. Within days of that happening the washer started tripping its breaker. I go to do a load and its tripped. It finishes, I go to do the next load, its tripped. And now we can't wash and dry at the same time because the washer breaker won't reset when the dryer is running, even though the dryer is on its own breaker (its a "double breaker" ? itself). The washer breaker is a 20 amp GFCI. Any ideas on what to do?? Thanks!