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Old 18-05-2012, 06:18 PM
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Default Can I change my circuit breaker?

I have a 150 amp circuity breaker..I believe? well the circuit breaker to the kitchen dining room area kicks off when I have the coffee maker and the microwave oven on at the same time..is there a way I can change this one room to upgrade this cirucit breaker for the dining room so I can run my appliances at the same time without having it *click* off and I have to run downstairs and trip the circuit breaker?
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Old 23-06-2012, 11:17 PM
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Default Re: Can I change my circuit breaker?

In order to replace a common household circuit breaker that is housed in a regular 2-pole main breaker with branch circuit compartments, you would first turn off all of the branch circuit breakers and then the main circuit breaker. Never assume the breakers are off; you need to check for voltage on adjacent breakers to make sure the breaker panel is dead.
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