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Problem with charging

ChiTownCT

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Basically two months I had an electrician come out, he installed a 60 amp circuit with the wall charger.. Everything was fine up until 2 days ago, my circuit breaker started going out, I would go downstairs and notice it is super hot. I lowered the amperage down to 30, and it would go for a couple of hours longer then it would do the same thing and go out. Anyone know what could be a possible reason for this? I'm having an electrician come out today to see what's going on, but something is definitely up as I can also smell a bit of smokiness out of the panel when the breaker goes out.
 

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Basically two months I had an electrician come out, he installed a 60 amp circuit with the wall charger.. Everything was fine up until 2 days ago, my circuit breaker started going out, I would go downstairs and notice it is super hot. I lowered the amperage down to 30, and it would go for a couple of hours longer then it would do the same thing and go out. Anyone know what could be a possible reason for this? I'm having an electrician come out today to see what's going on, but something is definitely up as I can also smell a bit of smokiness out of the panel when the breaker goes out.
Bad connection. Either breaker to panel bus bar, wire to breaker, or internal to breaker.
Recommend not using it until electrician checks it out.
 
 
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