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I guess that's where I'm confused, 13/23 is a switch and you say don't wire hot and neutral to same switch but above says hot --> 23, neutral --> 13 .... What am I missing?

Thanks for your help minbari, I think I may have found the problem. Can you tell me in this diagram which color should be hot and which should be neutral? http://www.auberins.com/images/Manual/SW1_manual.pdf (Wiring according to bottom left)

There is literally 1 wire that's mis-colored for the record.

Alright, Jesus.. Point taken. Like the title says, "beginner"

Fair enough.. I was hoping to at least figure out a direction to head in to attempt to fix this so I'll start with re-wiring.

Would neutral and ground being bonded at the panel be the reason for gfci tripping or is that how it should be?

The pictures are pretty much for reference only, I ran out of black wire so white was used in a few areas where it's actually hot instead of neutral.

Sorry about the pics, I thought I had rotated them. They should be corrected if you click on them, thanks.

First, thank you to anyone who may be able to help. This is my first panel build and I am in no way electrically-inclined. I did extensive reading before beginning this on HBT and of course, Kal's site. I had a 30a 240 GFCI breaker installed by electrician to 4 prong receptacle. Panel is...

I'm in, thanks

I'm in, thanks!

I've made the Serious Eats recipe (http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2012/08/diy-root-beer-how-to-brew-your-own-root-beer-recipe.html) and it came out really well when I made it to the T. I thought it tasted too molasses-y which masked the herbs so I've been experimenting with different...

I know this is old but I'm having the same problem.. 2- 5gal sanke with 10lb co2 tank. 40 degrees, 12 psi.. 4 wks later beer is totally flat. After discussing with a few ppl I strongly believe the problem to be that sanke's are meant to serve already carbonated beer that a commercial brewery...