My e wave microwave appears to be in fine working order until the door is opened. It then trips the breaker and ceases working. Ater the house breaker is reset, the power is restored to the microwave until the door is opened again.. I havve tried plugging the microwave into another area that is on a different power breaker but again the breaker trips and the microwave ends all functions. Have you any solutions to my problem? Email Address [email protected]

I doubt that's an electrical breaker - because it wouldn't take 10 minutes to flip, it would happen almost immediately. It must be the heat breaker. There are two reasons your vacuum system could be overheating and tripping that breaker. Either you need to replace the filter - if it's partially clogged then the motor may have to work too hard to get suction and cause it to overheat. I'd suggest checking the filter first, because that's the easy fix. If it's not the filter, then your motor is going out. You'll want to replace that. Check the filter, and let me know. I'll see if I can find a place to order a new motor for it.

i would try plugging it in at someone else's house and see what it does.
I need more info on this matter. i assume it will trip just one breaker in the breaker panel. if it is tripping more than one your breaker, your box is not wired correctly and you need to call an electrician immediately before your house burns down. is the sweeper new or used? if know for sure your wiring is ok in the house then your sweeper has a loose connection or bad motor and you need to have it fixed or throw the sweeper away. the money you loose by fixing or throwing away is a very small price compared to a fire.

Check specs on unit and amperage. If it is less than 15 then the upstairs breaker is kicking off prematurely - Not uncommon event. If unit is drawing more power than specs there is excessive friction in motor bearings. Also check out brushes for good contact since they wear.

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Check the house circuit breaker to see if it tripped?
Click here if you own a Vacuflo Central Vacuum Unit continuously trips your circuit breaker
If it is tripped, then turn off your central vacuum unit and reset the circuit breaker. Then turn the central vacuum unit on. If the circuit breaker trips again, then refer to the following:
Determine if the house circuit your vacuum unit is on has sufficient voltage required.
If your unit has a reset button, press the button and try again.
Cross the low voltage wire from the relay at the unit with a small screw driver. If you hear the relay click you need to replace your motor.
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If you do not hear a click, then you need to replace your relay.

Hello,
It sounds like your vacuum is fine if it works when plugged in the kitchen outlet. It is tripping the breaker switch in the other room because the circuit is overloaded (too many things plugged in this circuit). Try unplugging some things in that room and try your vacuum again.
If it only trips when using one particular outlet, then the outlet should be replaced. I would recommend having an electrician check your wiring out.

Hope this helps

try different outlets in another room to see if that dosent help you may have a shortin the cleaner but i think you may be overloading the breaker

Even know the breaker doesn't look tripped it might be. You have to flip it all the way off and then back on again. That is most likely what has happened. If that doesn't work check to make sure a GFI hasn't tripped. They are usually located on a receptacle in the kitchen and/or bathroom.
If that doesn't take care of it's time to call an electrician.

Hope I could help-Good Luck

you forgot to say if it is a 3 phase machine
if it is 3 phase then a phase in the unit is overheating and that will stop the machine then blow the breaker as all phases have to draw equal current
if it is a single phase then the start/ run capacitor or centrifugal start run points are not breaking at speed and so the start windings are overheating and causing the breaker to trip
Take it to an electrical motor rewind shop and have it properly tested with test equipment