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electrical panel 05/29/26(Fri)01:20:49 No. 2993202
electrical panel Anonymous 05/29/26(Fri)01:20:49 No. 2993202   [Reply] ►
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Anonymous
 05/29/26(Fri)07:20:52 No. 2993248
Anonymous 05/29/26(Fri)07:20:52 No. 2993248 ►
>>2993202
The test function of the outlet should not trip the breaker. It should only turn the outlet itself off. The test button on the breaker not turning off the breaker is an issue though. Do you have a multimeter? Have you confirmed that proper voltage is reaching the outlets?
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Anonymous
 05/29/26(Fri)12:53:13 No. 2993292
Anonymous 05/29/26(Fri)12:53:13 No. 2993292 ►
It reads about 40% power for power coming from the middle 2 breakers. Top/bottom ones have 100
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Anonymous
 05/29/26(Fri)16:18:41 No. 2993331
Anonymous 05/29/26(Fri)16:18:41 No. 2993331 ►
>>2993202
>willingly using afci (always fucking causing issues) breakers

Its probably some neutral nonsense since those things will not work if you're sharing a nuteral with any other circut.

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