All lights inside and panel lights out side are off. How do I reset ?

I would try changing breaker if that doesn't work there something bad wrong

replace fuse inside with 10amp

Is this new installation?
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1) A circuit breaker will not reset if breaker is hot, or if there is a short to ground.

2) Hot breaker: If circuit is pulling more amps than the breaker rating, or if breaker is loose on the busbar, then breaker gets hot, and trips.
3) Volts x amps = watts. Add up wattage of everything on breaker and divide by 120Volts and that gives you amps.
If your breaker is 15 amps, the SAFE maximum is 80% or 12 amps.

4) If breaker is loose, you can smell burning and hear crackling sound. Jiggle the breaker around and listen for crackling.
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5) If there was a short somewhere on the breaker circuit, the breaker will trip.
When you unpluged each device and then the breaker was reset, then that says problem is probably NOT the wiring or breaker.
The problem was probably inside one of the devices that was plugged in.

6) If breaker trips again, unplug each device one at a time, and then try to reset breaker after each unplug to see if you can isolate suspected device.

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You may have a short circuit to ground fault in the electric cook top. Divide and conquer. Unplug the cook top and try to reset the breaker. If the breaker resets, then you have a problem with the electric cook top. If it doesn’t, then the problem is at the electrical panel side. Either problem will require a qualified technician’s assistance. I hope this helps. Good luck.

When you relaced the light switch, did you use the "quick stab" holes on the back or the side screws? The arc fault breakers can trip if using the quick stab holes on the back because they may not make a tight contact. This could be represented if the circuit breaker trips when the light switch is turned from "off" to "on". Try connecting using the screws on the side of the device instead.

Normally pump motors are connected on a separate
circuit with its own circuit breaker. At your house there is always a electrical control panel housing several circuit breakers for lights, power outlets, range, aircon, motors, etc...Find a tripped off breaker and reset it. To reset the circuit breaker is to switch it to off position and back to on position. Better still you may reset all the circuit breakers except the main
circuit breaker (biggest amp rating).
After resetting the circuit breakers, try to switch your
bathtub pump on, (to test it, if it is still okey). Other-
wise, your motor is damaged and you got to have the
motor rewinded, to be operational.

You have a weak breaker. The light(120 volts) is working off the good side of the breaker. Replace the breaker in the circuit panel to solve your problem.

compressor not working

sounds to me as if you are losing one side of the line inside the meter enclosure , possibly due to lose connection or corrosion on terminals in base i think i would remove meter and have a look see if you are not comfortable to do this have an electrician to do ck