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How do you reset this type of breaker? It is not the usual kind?
How do you reset this type of breaker? It is not the usual kind? For example, these links show how to reset what looks like the standard type of breaker.
(is this video correct?)
Image here:
http://www.acmehowto.com/howto/homemaintenance/electrical/circuitbreakers2.php
The breaker I have looks different. In order to turn on or off, instead of flipping a switch, you actually PUSH a button and then when you push, it alternates between on/off whenever you push the button. So there is no "halfway point" like the standard flip switch.
How do I reset this type of breaker? Do I just turn it off and on?
What is the difference between "resetting a breaker" and turning it off and on? Is that basically thesame thing?
That's all it is, is push it in to turn it on, off or reset it. It actually does trip ( somewhere between off and on), but instead of showing orange, like a regular switch type breaker, it will say off.
I have these old Harry Homeowner type breakers in my house ( Push-A-Matic brand name). They seem to work alright, the only problem I have is if you need to replace one, you have to buy it at a regular electric supply place or the internet. Places like Lowe's don't sell them.
push the button (alternate version)
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