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I am suffering this problem at the moment too. First time it tripped the circuit breaker half way through a cycle. Then it tripped it everytime I turned it on. Next I got the fast and delicate lights flashing which I have read usually means the heating element has gone. So I purchased a new heating element and fitted and now it's back to tripping the circuit breaker again. So i disconnected the element and turned it on and I just get the fast and delicate lights flashing.I am suffering this problem at the moment too. First time it tripped the circuit breaker half way through a cycle. Then it tripped it everytime I turned it on. Next I got the fast and delicate lights flashing which I have read usually means the heating element has gone. So I purchased a new heating element and fitted and now it's back to tripping the circuit breaker again. So i disconnected the element and turned it on and I just get the fast and delicate lights flashing.
AnonymousMar 13, 2014
when i switch the dishwasher on it trips the main switchwhen i switch the dishwasher on it trips the main switch
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Disconnect the heating element,remove lower panel and take the 2 wires off the heater and tape.Reset the breaker and turn it on,if it's ok you know the heaters bad if not let me know.
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Check your circuit for a fault.
Domestic appliances have a capacitive RF filter in the mains input. Switch both live and neutral off with a double pole switch at the consumer unit when you are away. That will stop the residual current trip breaking when the neutral line is still connected.
Hi,
sounds as if your home power distribution / Fuse board has an earth leakage trip and is sensing a leak on the trolley, perhaps the other house is not so well protected, or the Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker ( ELCB) trip is faulty. It would make sense not to use the trolley until you have had it checked out
A breaker trips when the current draw exceeds specifications. This is usually a short or where a component has failed and drawing excess current. It is also a good thing as it prevents a fire! The likely culprit on a fridge is the compressor and that is not usually a DIY job. You can poke around looking for evidence of arcing or overheating but likely a service call.
I hope this helps: The main circuit breaker is located on the front of the battery tray.
Main Circuit Breaker: The main circuit breaker is a safety feature built into your power chair. When the batteries and the
motors are heavily strained (e.g., from excessive loads), the main circuit breaker trips to prevent damage to the motors and
the electronics. If the circuit trips, allow your power chair to "rest" for approximately one minute. Next, push in the circuit
breaker button, turn on the controller, and continue normal operation. If the main circuit breaker continues to trip repeat-
edly, contact your authorized Pride Provider.
Here is a link to the owners manual too: http://www.spinlife.com/files/pride_jet_3_ultra_om.pdf
Sounds like you have a dead short, perhaps in the motor. Please do not attempt to start it as it might catch fire. Someone needs to pull it out form the counter and find out the problem for you. Sorry! Be Blessed.
First off, lets make sure its not the wiring in your house. disconnect the dishwasher and plug in something else and see if it trips the fuse. also what amps is the breaker rated at?
Andy, leave the breaker off and remove the toe panel (bottom panel) from the dishwasher. Remove the cover of the junction box where the cord connection or wiring is made. Look at the wire caps and see if they are not burnt. Sometimes these connections become loose and arch, tripping the breaker. If so, cut the wires, strip a new end and reconnect. Catriver...post back.
I am suffering this problem at the moment too. First time it tripped the circuit breaker half way through a cycle. Then it tripped it everytime I turned it on. Next I got the fast and delicate lights flashing which I have read usually means the heating element has gone. So I purchased a new heating element and fitted and now it's back to tripping the circuit breaker again. So i disconnected the element and turned it on and I just get the fast and delicate lights flashing.
when i switch the dishwasher on it trips the main switch
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