What Should I Do If My Circuit Breaker Keeps Tripping Repeatedly?
If a breaker keeps tripping, stop repeatedly resetting it. Unplug devices on that circuit and reset the breaker once. Persistent trips point to an overload, short, ground fault, or a failing breaker, which a licensed electrician should diagnose.
Quick checks:
- Shift high‑wattage loads (heaters, microwaves) to other circuits.
- If you smell burning, see scorch marks, or the panel is hot or buzzing, call 24/7 immediately.
- Note if a GFCI/AFCI device is the one tripping.
- We provide code‑compliant repairs, panel service, and safety upgrades in Fort Collins and nearby.
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