Cutler Hammer Electrical Supplies - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

You can check home Depot for the breaker, they're compatible with Cutler hammer.

That's a problem for the utility or a pro.

Am I to assume your dryer is electrical? If so, I'll guarentee it will draw MORE than 14 Amps if heating. Sorry, can't analyze your problem from here.

u have a loose connection somewhere, sometimes when an arc fault trips it will cause others to trip or you are having problems with more circuits than u think

probly no one see the ? before this one same answer

pull out the old one, push in the new one.. if it has bolts unbolt then do that

I used to run into that being a service electrician all the time Smains! These problems can involve a little more legwork to figure out than some. The best advice that I can give you is, if at that age you can still find a part number on the breaker panel (they renamed them load centers to sound fancy lmao), if you can actually fine a legible one. Write it down and go to Eaton's website, then to load center. They have a parts number search that should take you right to your PANEL lol, and all the specs. I'm not there or if do it for you, hope this helps!!!

Pretty sure that ITE is only compatible with seimens.

Reduce the voltage to the pump motor by 10 percent or fit a smaller pump

200 Amp Double-Pole 10kA Type QPP Circuit Breaker home depot

nope breaker has to be rated for the aluminum wiring. if your home is wired with al wiring u need to be really worried bout that. it becomes a fire hazard awhile. should only use al for larger size wires and personally I wouldn't do that either

contactor itself replace it, to remove it from housing you should be to find some screws holding and just remove and replace. if you have the replacement already mark where the wires come from that u take lose

hook the 2 hots to the the breaker and the ground to the ground bar

probly no one. start call electric house and asking you may find a used one or a left over if it can't be ordered

You have provided minimul information but here goes. If the lever is stuck, there must be some reason but I see no way it is electrical. Locking or "sticking" of the lever is strictly mechanical. Now, you mentioned "Fuses" if the box is that old, perhaps you should consider replacing it with a newer version. It is my assumption this box is installed as a service disconnect that is used to turn off the power when service to the equipment is required. Hardly and (if any) full size dryers operate on only 30 Amps. I suggest that if you install a newer box, that you insure your breaker and wiring are of sufficient Amperage to handle modern equipment.

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You can Google the catalog number for that breaker. You can also try to call local electrical contractors as one can usually find at least one contractor who has saved every old part that they have removed over the years. Also try ebay.
Unfortunately, even if you do find the correct breaker it will probably be very expensive :-(

Any home supply store can give you the local cost. An additional cost will be even greater than just changing breakers. You must also change out the incoming service drop conductors. There may also be a need to have the power company's transformer supplying you home changed out. Check it out to be sure.

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Might be their job or it's gone. 1. replace the breaker (cheap and fast) ... they do go bad. 2. Remove everything from the circuit and try each to find the short.