What would it be if you turned off your main breaker, then turned it back on and there was one breaker to a bedroom that was tripped and could not be turned back on?
By Patty P.
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It would be time to call an electrician to come and change the breaker.
A standard breaker will trip on an overload. This is often a short circuit between hot and ground.
The short circuit can be part of your household wiring. But that probably hasn't changed. I have heard of someone hanging a picture by driving a nail in the wall and going through the electrical cable causing a short.
I would unplug everything fed by that circuit before attempting a reset.
In case you don't know: to reset a breaker first turn it off and then back on.
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