To reset a breaker, turn it all the way off then turn it back on. You should feel or hear a small click. If a breaker continues to trip it means that you have an electrical issue.
If a breaker continues to trip it means that you have an electrical issue. It is time to call an electrician who knows
how to replace a breaker. They will check
Your voltage (Checking the voltage will make sure the power is good.)
Your Amps (The Amps are checked with an amp probe to determine the flow of current or power used.)
and Continuity on the line (The continuity is a meter that reads any short in the circuit to another conductor.)
Before replacing the breaker, the Electrician will check to make sure the amps are with in the limits for the circuit. They will also turn off all the light switches and unplug cords from outlets to eliminate problems with those devices.
There are a wide range of issues that can cause a breaker to trip. From the obvious bad breaker to a short being on the line or an overloaded circuit. It is our job to figure it out quickly and to make sure your electrical problem is resolved.
