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krobbe
Mar 25, 2016Explorer
The size of the wire determines the breaker amp size.
#14 awg wire is protected by 15A breaker.
#12 awg wire is protected by 20A breaker.
#10 awg wire is protected by 30A breaker.
I'm guessing that the previous owner had the 20A breaker tripping when the microwave was run along with the converter trying to charge up a weak or low battery. Or the 20A breaker was just worn out. Have a qualified electrician install the properly sized breaker and move the microwave to a different circuit.
#14 awg wire is protected by 15A breaker.
#12 awg wire is protected by 20A breaker.
#10 awg wire is protected by 30A breaker.
I'm guessing that the previous owner had the 20A breaker tripping when the microwave was run along with the converter trying to charge up a weak or low battery. Or the 20A breaker was just worn out. Have a qualified electrician install the properly sized breaker and move the microwave to a different circuit.
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