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That popping sound is likely sediment buildup in the tank. You can flush it yourself — turn off the gas/power, attach a hose to the drain valve...
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If it keeps tripping with nothing plugged in, the GFCI itself may be faulty. But first check for moisture in the box — bathroom outlets are prone to this.
Sarah K.· Verified Pro
Start by checking your breaker panel — compressors often have their own circuit. Also check the capacitor, which is a common failure point.
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