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How to do was breaker found in the electrical box in your home
time2011/09/27
Breaker was found in the electrical box in your home. If the current flow into your home lighting and appliances in a variety of growth is too strong, it can short wiring and cause a fire. Circuit breaker trip when the current reaches a certain level: turn off the power, the section of the house until the problem can be resolved. Fault circuit breakers need to be replaced, but you do not need to call an electrician to test them.
Open your home electrical box. You should see a corresponding to different parts of your house long row of black switch.
Off or unplug all electrical equipment is suspected of breakers. This will prevent a short circuit of any unforeseen surges.
Check the related circuit breaker to see if it is in the "off" position. If so, it may do its work. The circuit to the "ON" position. If within a few seconds from the closed position, then the problem may be wiring itself, will require the attention of a professional electrician.
Set a multimeter 'VAC "position. Touch one of the two-pronged circuit breaker terminal screws and the other two-pronged grounding screw. Multimeter to check the index. If the light go on or it does not mean that any reading, then there is no power flow and the circuit will need to be replaced.
Open your home electrical box. You should see a corresponding to different parts of your house long row of black switch.
Off or unplug all electrical equipment is suspected of breakers. This will prevent a short circuit of any unforeseen surges.
Check the related circuit breaker to see if it is in the "off" position. If so, it may do its work. The circuit to the "ON" position. If within a few seconds from the closed position, then the problem may be wiring itself, will require the attention of a professional electrician.
Set a multimeter 'VAC "position. Touch one of the two-pronged circuit breaker terminal screws and the other two-pronged grounding screw. Multimeter to check the index. If the light go on or it does not mean that any reading, then there is no power flow and the circuit will need to be replaced.