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「Utilizing GFCI tester, test for open ground, reverse polarity, open hot, open neutral, hot on neutral and hot and ground reversed with open hot.」とはどうやって訳せば良いでしょうか?教えてください。

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接地されていないグラウンド、逆の極性、中性点と通電中の接地の通電が開放されている回路によって逆転した開放されている回路、開放されている中性点のために利用するGFCI試験器テスト。 ということになると思います。どのような試験器かわかりませんがとりあえずテスターということだけは確かなようですね。

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