Picture this, you’ve fired up your coffee machine and toaster for a delicious breakfast, but as soon as you turn on the microwave, everything goes kaput. This indicates that the individual circuit powering your kitchen isn’t up to the task.
Tripped circuit breakers are one of the most obvious signs of electrical trouble in the home. You might think of replacing the circuit breaker to fix the issue, but if your kitchen’s wiring isn’t designed to handle the greater load, it can create more mess down the line.
Instead of leaving things up to chance, consult a professional electrician or contractor to weigh all your options. Based on your situation, they can tell advise you to get a new circuit breaker or update your wiring.