When connected to shore power I’ve always had to limit load that would trip the circuit breaker serving the 110 outlets. So I couldn’t run the microwave and coffee maker at the same time. Not a big problem.
Years later I found that just operating the three original dehumidifiers simultaneously tripped the main breaker for the entire 110 circuit. A marine electrician determined that one of the dehumidifiers was bad and we found that disconnecting it solved the problem. We also replaced the main panel master switch circuit breaker and 110 circuit breaker. The electrician said it was probably time to replace the entire 1990 electrical panel.
Recently I found that virtually any 110 load trips the master breaker.
Is time to replace the panel or is there something else to track down?
Years later I found that just operating the three original dehumidifiers simultaneously tripped the main breaker for the entire 110 circuit. A marine electrician determined that one of the dehumidifiers was bad and we found that disconnecting it solved the problem. We also replaced the main panel master switch circuit breaker and 110 circuit breaker. The electrician said it was probably time to replace the entire 1990 electrical panel.
Recently I found that virtually any 110 load trips the master breaker.
Is time to replace the panel or is there something else to track down?