waltzink
Jun 9, 2008, 08:13 PM
Hey all. I am having an odd issue.
I woke up today to no power in my bedroom, and the roommate had nothing outside of his TV working. The other roommate has 2 outlets that work. I have temporarily set up some stuff on an extension cord to just get online, etc. (will be pulled tomorrow).
Now, when I checked the fuse box, 2 of the breakers had tripped. One I switched back on, no problem. The other one? Nothing doing. I have left it off for a bit and re-tried, but still nothing. The apartment complex's maintenance guy came over, and I guess simply switched it on, and when I came home, I had power. For about an hour and a half.
Now, when I try to switch it on, I see that it will spark up. I am a bit fearful to try again. This is after I bought a new CB and replaced it, too. So it's something internal, I suppose? Or should there be a higher # CB in there?
Right now I have: Murray / Crouse Hinds Breaker MP115
Would I need something with more power to avoid what is happening?
I woke up today to no power in my bedroom, and the roommate had nothing outside of his TV working. The other roommate has 2 outlets that work. I have temporarily set up some stuff on an extension cord to just get online, etc. (will be pulled tomorrow).
Now, when I checked the fuse box, 2 of the breakers had tripped. One I switched back on, no problem. The other one? Nothing doing. I have left it off for a bit and re-tried, but still nothing. The apartment complex's maintenance guy came over, and I guess simply switched it on, and when I came home, I had power. For about an hour and a half.
Now, when I try to switch it on, I see that it will spark up. I am a bit fearful to try again. This is after I bought a new CB and replaced it, too. So it's something internal, I suppose? Or should there be a higher # CB in there?
Right now I have: Murray / Crouse Hinds Breaker MP115
Would I need something with more power to avoid what is happening?