120 Volt Breaker Issue
Two breakers in the equation. 15 amp breaker runs the refrigerator outlet. Another 15 amp breaker runs the microwave. The refrigerator breaker trips occasionally when running the microwave. Messed ar...
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Obviously something is wired wrongly, but you know that already.
The 30A breaker from the inverter--does it really and truly go to the inverter (or its associated transfer switch)?
I would have guessed that the two-way fridge would be one thing that should not be run from inverter power typically. A residential compressor fridge is, of course, a different matter altogether. I would probably tackle this problem by removing all power from the system, turning off all the breakers, and using a meter or signal tracer figure out exactly what is connected to each of the breaker outputs. It might be a bit of a forensic search.
The 30A breaker from the inverter--does it really and truly go to the inverter (or its associated transfer switch)?
I would have guessed that the two-way fridge would be one thing that should not be run from inverter power typically. A residential compressor fridge is, of course, a different matter altogether. I would probably tackle this problem by removing all power from the system, turning off all the breakers, and using a meter or signal tracer figure out exactly what is connected to each of the breaker outputs. It might be a bit of a forensic search.
