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Originally Posted by krausaj
I live in Fernandina and our breakers were replaced twice. They continued to trip and were again replaced at no charge. The breakers continue to trip-just not as often. I have been told that it is a ham operator and not to use GE bulbs. I have been asked what else did you have on..as if I run around and turn on all the lights, the TV, the oven, the stereo, the vacuum...etc. Yesterday the breaker that controls the opposite side of the house tripped. I had on one light and the iron. ( that will teach me to iron!) I have lived in enough houses to know that this is not normal. Is anyone else experiencing this? I am concerned now that the house is not properly wired. Any calming thoughts???
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Remove the arc fault breakers, put 'em in a box so you can reinstall them if you sell the house and install standard breakers. Problem solved, calm enough ? Very easy DIY job, if you're squeamish about electricity just kill the main breaker and get to it.