Replacing the Breaker.

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@rakski (135691)
Philippines
April 28, 2025 7:20pm CST
Last January 1, we experienced some electrical problems that led us to cut the power off at one electrical outlet. Three weeks ago, the electricity tripped off again. But this time, only the lights were out. So the same electrician recommended replacing the circuit breakers since it was old, except for the main one, which was replaced a year ago. Those breakers have been there since we moved here 13 years ago, and the house is 20 years old already. Moving forward, we replaced all of the other 6 breakers and so far and hopefully no more tripping.
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@DaddyEvil (146686)
• United States
29 Apr
Our breaker box looks just like that. I believe the wiring from one of the breakers is what needs replaced in the bathroom ceiling but I'm not an electrician so I can't be sure of that. We'll find out in a month when the electrician comes back to work on it. I hope it doesn't take long for them to fix whatever the problem is.
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29 Apr
Great news. The tripping has stopped. That happened in our house too. Quite annoying. Our house was built in 1900. So not surprising we had some issues with tripping
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@allknowing (144688)
• India
10h
No problem with ours. They are there since over 30 years.
@LadyDuck (473275)
• Switzerland
21h
We never replaced our breaker box in our previous home, but it was regularly inspected, it was similar to the one in this photo.
@JESSY3236 (20458)
• United States
18h
That's terrible. Hopefully everything will fine now. I never had to replace them, but I had a light switch replaced one time. I would put new light bulbs in the light fixture and they would burn out as so as I put them in. I called a handyman and he replaced the light switch. It worked after that.
• United States
18h
Luckily our electricity here has been very stable.
@rsa101 (38462)
• Philippines
29 Apr
I think the weather has something to do with it too. I've noticed that our air conditioner doesn’t always work that well when it gets really hot, so I’m guessing the high temperatures are affecting how the electrical connection performs.
@kaylachan (77269)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
29 Apr
We can sure try and hope so.
@jstory07 (143642)
• Roseburg, Oregon
29 Apr
I hope that will work. It really should.
@JudyEv (351834)
• Rockingham, Australia
23h
I guess breakers don't last forever. Hopefully you'll be set for another 20 years now.