I would start by checking the power supply in it for a dead short, broke down diodes, foreign objects causing shorting.
What circuit breaker of yours are you referting to, the unit's or the house power?
With a little luck you can repair it once you test components.
SOURCE: Washer stopped mid-cycle, water in the bottom of
My dishwasher just quit mid cycle. (still has water in it) It is a whirlpool partner 1. I checked the breaker and it wasn't tripped... but i reset it anyways. When I tried the dishwasher again it worked for a second and turned off. I have done reading about the thermo fuse but can't find it. Not sure how big of a problem this is.
Dishwasher is 5 years old.
Thanks,
Dale
SOURCE: Dishwasher tripped our main circuit breaker.
It may be that your water pump is leaking on to the motor...
SOURCE: Dishwasher pops the circuit breaker
Hi,
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Circuit Breaker Keeps Tripping
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SOURCE: Refrigerator has electrical short causing GCI
It is possible you have a short. However, the more likely cause is the simple fact the refrigerator is plugged into the GFI outlet. Try this first, take a heavy duty three prong extension cord, NOT a lamp extension cord, plug it into a non GFI outlet, and plug the fridge into the cord. Does it trip your house circuit breaker? If so, then you do have a short. You will need to call a local refrigerator repair company to find the source of the short, and only then will you know if its an easy or cost prohibitive fix. If it does not, and it likely wont, the problem is that a GFI outlet detects a fault to ground. Due to the humidity and moisture inside a refrigerator, and normal water drainage sometimes into the metal base of the refrigerator, it is not uncommon for water to contact metal points inside and outside a refrigerator. Since all / most metal points on a refrigerator are grounded to each other, if water contacts any of them, they can and will trip a GFI outlet breaker, because it is detecting a fault to ground.
SOURCE: Short circuit on the "Y" sustain board
The problem is heat!!! If the tv has fans they should be checked for normal operation,although on the early samsung models there were none, and the problem is that the panel drive buffers are getting to hot due to inadequate cooling. This is most apperent when tv is mounted to close to the wall, also external fan blowing on the rear left side will dissapate the heat. It is a problem on early Samsung and Electrograph 42 " plasma models. Hope this helps.
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