Have to reset breaker for it to work

Have u tried unplugging it for about 2m and plug it bk in that will master reset everything like u just bought it and see how that's works out

1) test the outlet wall, put some desk lamp, and see if turn ON the light, is does the circuit is o.k if NOT the circuite is missing , Reset The c.breaker from your house or replace the blown fuse.
2) if everything is o.k, turn ON the treadmill, if does work test the fuse blown y/o reset the c.breaker see the block diagram +diagram
3) test the main switch for loose wires, or bad contacts, or faulty swithc.
4) see any wires loose, maybe broken, or break, tight very well, see if some animal byte some wires connector. repair and TURN ON again.
5) adjust the REED switch, see the diagram clean it, tight the wires connector well.
Try again. God bless lyou

your ups cannot get enough power from the outletreplace the battery of your ups 12volt 7ampere reset the small breaker. when it still turning off test the continuity of the small breaker and the cord to plug use a multitester.

Please don't try again and again. The breaker tripping is an indication of fault in your a/c.

Check indoor and out door for loose contacts.If anything, rectify. Check blower motor, fan motor and compressor for grounding. Check with an ohms meter, keep one end with any tewrminal and second with ground. If anything reading even 00.00, it's grounding. The particular spare/s to be replaced. Call repairman to check, if you're not aware of it. Thanks.

Make sure to click breaker completely over to one side and then click all the way back to reset.

Yes, breakers go bad.

You can check your breaker in a simple way.

Turn main breaker OFF.
Mark daughter's breaker.
Take cover off breaker box.
The main breaker will still have power on the lugs where big wires connect.
Rest of box will have no power.
Notice that each 120 volt breaker has a wire connected to end of breaker.
Use screwdriver and tighten this wire.
If screw is already tight, then loosen screw and pull wire out, and move wire to another breaker marked with same amperage. For example if daughter's breaker is 20, then move wire to another 20. Now there will be two wires connected to that breaker.
Turn power ON and see if daughter's room is restored.
This set up will work fine until you have time to replace breaker with same brand as marked on breaker box, usually available at home center (if available).

If power is not restored by moving wire, then there is a loose wire inside a junction box located in daughter's room.
Test each receptacle in room to confirm that nothing on that circuit has power.
If some receptacles have power, start opening other receptacle boxes looking for loose wire, especially at the quick-connects where wires stab into back of receptacle device.
If whole circuit is off, then to isolate location of loose wire, start at the ceiling box, and see if there is a loose black or white wire. Most electricians run wire from breaker to the ceiling box, and then other wires spread out from there and go box to box until each box has a black and white wire that connects back to original breaker.

TAKE THE UNIT OFF OF AUTO-TIMER AND TURN THE POWER OFF
AT THE BREAKER...UNPLUG THE UNIT IF APPLICABLE AND WAIT
3 TO 5 MIN...TURN BREAKER BACK ON AND PLUG IN UNIT IF
APPLICABLE AND RE-PROGRAM. YOU MAY WANT TO WAIT TO SEE IF IT RE-PROGRAMS AUTOMATICALLY... AND RESETS...IF
THIS DOESN'T WORK YOU MAY NEED A NEW BREAKER...CHECK FOR ANY LOOSE CONNECTIONS WHILE POWER IS OFF...

YES YOU ARE IN DANGER. DO NOT turn this breaker on again. Please get a registered electrician. There is a risk of fire or even explosion. BE CAREFUL. Have you got a smoke alarm?

Hi, Most likely the outlet has a loose wire or the cord for the refridgerator has a loose wire. Check the outlet on the wall see if it moves at all or has any loose wires in the back...if that looks ok replace the cord to the refridgerator. If you have any other questions or concerns please feel free to comment again. Good Luck! Mike

start components are likely bad causing comp to pull high amps tripping breaker careful resetting the breaker they can explode stand off to the side
you need service all so have preventive maintenance done on the unit

Check the Ground Fault Indicator circuit breaker for triping, and look for the high limit on generator. Reset the main breaker by triping it full right and then back. Vitally