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 Re: Circuit breaker question
[Re: JAlfred]
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12/29/20 05:19 PM
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redskeet100
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I had an issue where the same one failed repeatedly. Finally had an electrician come and there was a loose wire in one of the light fixtures in the bathroom that was causing it. Sounds like you have a wiring problem somewhere to keep having them go belly up.
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Re: Circuit breaker question
[Re: redskeet100]
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12/30/20 05:26 PM
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JAlfred
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All replies much appreciated. I still have one failed breaker, so I have decided try and send it to Eaton for testing. If it's bad, then I will feel reasonably certain that I don't have a wiring problem. And maybe I will get a warranty replacement.
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