Troubleshooting Steps for Tripping Circuit Breaker
Step 1: Identification of the problem
The first step towards rectifying the issue is identifying the type of the problem – whether it's an overload, a short circuit, or a ground fault.
Step 2: Unplug All Appliances
Unplug all the appliances connected on the circuit. This will prevent any further damage before proceeding with the troubleshooting.
Step 3: Resetting the breaker
Next, go to the circuit breaker box. You'll notice the tripped breaker in the middle position or down. If not then Turn the all the breaker entirely 'off' before flipping it 'on.' It will reset the system.
Step 4: Testing the circuit
Now is the time to check if the problem is fixed. Turn on the electrical devices one by one. If the circuit breaker doesn’t trip again, it was likely a simple overload. But if it trips again, it implies a more severe problem like a short circuit or ground fault, needing professional attention.
Step 5: Diagnosis and repair by a professional
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