loose breaker
My electric cook top isn't working, when I checked the box the breaker
was on, but is loose and doesn't go all the to the correct position, approx half an inch from the end. I had to replace part of the cook top two years ago when I got water into the area around the knobs, I did get VERY LITTLE water there this morning when I was cleaning, but didn't have anything happen like when it was broken before. When that happened there was aloud noise and smell. Any ideas? - not sure if electrician or appliance repair or whether I can try something myself. Thank you |
loose breaker
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, " wrote: My electric cook top isn't working, when I checked the box the breaker was on, but is loose and doesn't go all the to the correct position, approx half an inch from the end. I had to replace part of the cook top two years ago when I got water into the area around the knobs, I did get VERY LITTLE water there this morning when I was cleaning, but didn't have anything happen like when it was broken before. When that happened there was aloud noise and smell. Any ideas? - not sure if electrician or appliance repair or whether I can try something myself. Thank you To reset a tripped breaker, you have to turn it all the way off, and then back on. |
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loose breaker
On Nov 25, 5:27 pm, Smitty Two wrote:
In article , " wrote: My electric cook top isn't working, when I checked the box the breaker was on, but is loose and doesn't go all the to the correct position, approx half an inch from the end. I had to replace part of the cook top two years ago when I got water into the area around the knobs, I did get VERY LITTLE water there this morning when I was cleaning, but didn't have anything happen like when it was broken before. When that happened there was aloud noise and smell. Any ideas? - not sure if electrician or appliance repair or whether I can try something myself. Thank you To reset a tripped breaker, you have to turn it all the way off, and then back on. I had done this, but when returned to the on position it is loose and not all the way over. |
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, " wrote: On Nov 25, 5:27 pm, Smitty Two wrote: In article , " wrote: My electric cook top isn't working, when I checked the box the breaker was on, but is loose and doesn't go all the to the correct position, approx half an inch from the end. I had to replace part of the cook top two years ago when I got water into the area around the knobs, I did get VERY LITTLE water there this morning when I was cleaning, but didn't have anything happen like when it was broken before. When that happened there was aloud noise and smell. Any ideas? - not sure if electrician or appliance repair or whether I can try something myself. Thank you To reset a tripped breaker, you have to turn it all the way off, and then back on. I had done this, but when returned to the on position it is loose and not all the way over. Sometimes you have to wait a few minutes to reset them. Also I'd unplug the stove first, to help determine whether there's still a fault there. |
loose breaker
On Nov 25, 5:45 pm, Smitty Two wrote:
In article , " wrote: On Nov 25, 5:27 pm, Smitty Two wrote: In article , " wrote: My electric cook top isn't working, when I checked the box the breaker was on, but is loose and doesn't go all the to the correct position, approx half an inch from the end. I had to replace part of the cook top two years ago when I got water into the area around the knobs, I did get VERY LITTLE water there this morning when I was cleaning, but didn't have anything happen like when it was broken before. When that happened there was aloud noise and smell. Any ideas? - not sure if electrician or appliance repair or whether I can try something myself. Thank you To reset a tripped breaker, you have to turn it all the way off, and then back on. I had done this, but when returned to the on position it is loose and not all the way over. Sometimes you have to wait a few minutes to reset them. Also I'd unplug the stove first, to help determine whether there's still a fault there.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - thanks - I did this and it did go all the way over, but when I plugged it in big sparks and same thing, so it must be the stove top - at least I know which repairman to call to take my holiday money! |
loose breaker
On Nov 25, 5:45 pm, Smitty Two wrote:
In article , " wrote: On Nov 25, 5:27 pm, Smitty Two wrote: In article , " wrote: My electric cook top isn't working, when I checked the box the breaker was on, but is loose and doesn't go all the to the correct position, approx half an inch from the end. I had to replace part of the cook top two years ago when I got water into the area around the knobs, I did get VERY LITTLE water there this morning when I was cleaning, but didn't have anything happen like when it was broken before. When that happened there was aloud noise and smell. Any ideas? - not sure if electrician or appliance repair or whether I can try something myself. Thank you To reset a tripped breaker, you have to turn it all the way off, and then back on. I had done this, but when returned to the on position it is loose and not all the way over. Sometimes you have to wait a few minutes to reset them. Also I'd unplug the stove first, to help determine whether there's still a fault there.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks, I did this and it went all the way to on, but when I plugged in the stove top big sparks and the same thing, at least I know what's happening and who will get my holiday $! Thanks and happy holidays |
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