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Circuit breakers often trip more frequently in the summertime due to increased energy usage from appliances like your air conditioner and ceiling fans. Overloaded circuits and overheating can cause your breaker to trip as a safety mechanism. You’ll need to schedule a circuit breaker repair with our team to either redistribute the load or upgrade your electrical system entirely.
An overheating circuit breaker will feel warm to the touch or emit a noticeable burning smell. This tends to happen because of frayed wiring or excessive demand. If you suspect your circuit panel is overheating, turn off the breaker and call (205) 649-5432 immediately!
If your air conditioner repeatedly trips the breaker, there is most likely an overloaded circuit, a faulty breaker, or an issue with the AC unit itself. Try plugging your A/C into a dedicated outlet. If that doesn’t do the job, you’ll need to have your circuit breaker panel inspected by Dunn’s HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical to get to the bottom of it.
A buzzing sound from your circuit breaker during summer could be caused by a couple of factors like loose connections or faulty components, thanks to an increased electrical load. In any case, you’ll need to have your breaker professionally inspected right away to avoid potential safety hazards!
Yes, The Birmingham-Anniston Region area summer storms can do quite a number on your circuit breaker! Power surges from severe storms can damage your breaker or even your entire electrical system! Investing in surge protectors or whole-home surge protection will minimize these risks and keep you and your circuit breaker system safe.
There are a number of reasons a circuit breaker can fail, but the most common causes of a failed circuit breaker are:
Age is one of the most common reasons for circuit breaker failure. As breakers age, they can malfunction because they trip over practically any electrical current passing through, even typical voltage levels.
Water and moisture can very often corrode and rust your breakers and their connections, leading them to trip and eventually fail.
Oftentimes The Birmingham-Anniston Region homeowners will attempt to install circuit breakers themselves or otherwise not have a trusted Dunn’s HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical electrician install the breaker, leaving loose connections in place. When there are loose connections within your circuit breaker, it can short circuit very easily. This can be dangerous and should be repaired only by the certified electricians at Dunn’s HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical.
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