About this Document. This technical report was prepared by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Working Group on Auditory Integration Training and was adopted by the ASHA Executive Board in March 2003. It supersedes the technical report, âAuditory Integration Training,â 1994. Members of the Working Group were Anne Marie Tharpe (chair), Candace Bourland-Hicks, Judy Gravel, Jane Madell, Maurice H. Miller (coordinating committee member), and Gail Linn (ex officio).
1 On average a portable GFCI outlet can cost anywhere from $15 to $35 while an outlet that is installed within the wall can cost $6 to as much as $20 for a commercial grade model. 2  There are different types of GFCI outlets available and the price for the outlets usually varies depending on these difference.
GFCI outlets should be tested periodically, at least once a year. A GFCI outlet has a Test and a Reset button. Pressing the Test button will trip the outlet and break the circuit. Pressing the Reset will restore the circuit. If pressing the test button does not work, then replace the GFCI outlet. If the outlet does pop when you press the Test button, but the outlet still has power, the outlet is mis-wired. A mis-wired. outlet is dangerous and it should be fixed immediately.