Introduction to fault inspection and solutions for circuit breakers in small power distribution units

The inspection and solution methods for circuit breaker failure in the small power distribution unit are as follows:

Circuit breaker cannot be reset: Check for overload or short circuit, then try resetting after solving the load problem. If it still cannot be reset, the circuit breaker itself may be faulty and needs to be replaced.

Frequent tripping of the circuit breaker: Check whether the load exceeds the rated capacity of the circuit breaker, reduce the load or replace the circuit breaker with a larger capacity. It may be caused by a short circuit or faulty equipment. Please check and try again.

The circuit breaker is hot: Check whether the load is normal, tighten the terminal screws, and ensure good ventilation. If the problem persists, the circuit breaker may be old and needs to be replaced.

Circuit breaker leakage protection is triggered: Check whether there is leakage, repair the leakage equipment and reset it. If the problem persists, the circuit breaker may be faulty and needs to be replaced.

There is an unusual smell in the circuit breaker housing: Do not open it, cut off the power immediately. It may be that the internal components are burned out and require a professional electrician to repair or replace them.

When checking for faults, make sure the power is off. If you are not sure of the problem, it is recommended to ask a professional electrician for inspection and maintenance to ensure safety and reliability.