Which risk increases when ground fault interrupter (GFI) neutral wire improperly connected?

💡 Explanation

The GFI relies on detecting current leakage between the hot and neutral wires, so incorrect neutral wiring will fail open circuit protection; because of this it will likely still energize appliance chassis, therefore creating a shock hazard rather than performing optimally or harmlessly dropping voltage.

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