How To Test An Automatic Reset DC Circuit Breaker
Updated 05/31/2023 | Published 05/28/2023
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Question:
How do you test an automatic breaker to see if it bad and needs to be replaced
asked by: David
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Expert Reply:
To test if the circuit breaker # PK54-120 is functioning you would just set your multimeter # PT89ZR to DC and test that you're getting power on both terminals. If you're getting no volts or less than 12 volts then you'll need to replace it.
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