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Shower Breaker Keeps Tripping. It’s important to address the issue promptly since a tripped breaker can indicate a safety risk and is a sign of an electrical fault. It has 10mm cable, a 50 amp fuse and has been working fine for 2 years. Regular descaling of the element and canister using citric acid). Possible reasons for an electric shower tripping include a faulty appliance, loose electrical connections, or a damaged cable or plug. Its most likely a neutral to earth fault on the shower element which is causing the rcd to trip. The solution is likely to be: This morning i turned it. The problem has most likely been caused by lack of cleaning (i.e. Hi, i have an 8.5kw shower on a 45a mcb that keeps tripping the cu's rcd. You get it working on cold, but switching it to first of. I have a mira sport max 10.8 kw. As the heating element is the most. Cut back the cable to remove the damaged/overheated section. You should get your shower circuit. Whats happening is you are overloading your circuit and the breaker is just doing its job.

The problem has most likely been caused by lack of cleaning (i.e. Regular descaling of the element and canister using citric acid). Whats happening is you are overloading your circuit and the breaker is just doing its job. It has 10mm cable, a 50 amp fuse and has been working fine for 2 years. You should get your shower circuit. The solution is likely to be: You get it working on cold, but switching it to first of. As the heating element is the most. Cut back the cable to remove the damaged/overheated section. Its most likely a neutral to earth fault on the shower element which is causing the rcd to trip.

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Shower Breaker Keeps Tripping Hi, i have an 8.5kw shower on a 45a mcb that keeps tripping the cu's rcd. Hi, i have an 8.5kw shower on a 45a mcb that keeps tripping the cu's rcd. You should get your shower circuit. The solution is likely to be: Whats happening is you are overloading your circuit and the breaker is just doing its job. Possible reasons for an electric shower tripping include a faulty appliance, loose electrical connections, or a damaged cable or plug. I have a mira sport max 10.8 kw. It’s important to address the issue promptly since a tripped breaker can indicate a safety risk and is a sign of an electrical fault. Regular descaling of the element and canister using citric acid). As the heating element is the most. Its most likely a neutral to earth fault on the shower element which is causing the rcd to trip. Cut back the cable to remove the damaged/overheated section. You get it working on cold, but switching it to first of. It has 10mm cable, a 50 amp fuse and has been working fine for 2 years. The problem has most likely been caused by lack of cleaning (i.e. This morning i turned it.