So, yes, I was shotgunning the circuit breaker thinking it may giving me problems when it gets hot. I checked the power wires and they looked ok. I got home and looked at the cannon plug, it looked ok, no corrosion. After about 15 minutes of looking around I tried again and it started up just fine. Designed exclusively for the residential market, Homeline products offer everything you need to distribute electricity throughout your home. Of course, you have heavy-consuming devices and appliances in your house. These are the appliances that are connected to a 240V power source though can also be used on the 120V circuit. I was barely above idle and hit the blower switch and wam! everything went dead. The Square D by Schneider Electric Homeline 50 Amp Two-Pole Circuit Breaker is used for overload and short-circuit protection of your electrical system. 50-amp circuit breakers are mainly used for powerful electrical appliances that are designed to consume heavy current.
Then on fathers day this year,after running for about 1.5 hours I decided to slow down and let my son drive. Main Breaker Plug- Square D Homeline 200-Amp 40-Space 80-Circuit Indoor Main Breaker Plug- Compare You can downsize the 60A to a 50A breaker to comply.
Motor started good, got the blower back and the horn and guages worked. Then I tried to start the motor again, and all was good. I looked at all the obvious things and did not find any problems. Everything was ok for about 1/10 of a second and then everything was dead. Then last summer I took the kids tubing, we stopped for awhile to let them swim around and when I was ready to leave I tried to start the motor. The next summer it did it again but only for 5 seconds or so. Allen-Bradley 1492-MCAA250 Circuit Breaker (2 Pole, 50 Amp). I first noticed the problem while running pretty hard down the lake, all of a suddent the motor started cutting out like someone was turning the ignition off and on really quick. I appreciate you guys responding to this post, that said, I'm having a very intermittent electrical problem.
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