petersonra Senior Member Location Northern illinois Occupation engineer Jan 26, 2018 #41 I think the chances are good you will never really know what went wrong. i would just replace the equipment and move on.
I think the chances are good you will never really know what went wrong. i would just replace the equipment and move on.
N norcal Senior Member Jan 29, 2018 #42 MAC702 said: I don't know if it's called a "4-pole" breaker or not, but what he is describing is a typical 200A main breaker in some ITE panels. It's the size of four spaces, and in a backfeed configuration, with 2-pair of connections. Click to expand... ITE was the first with that design breaker but GE, & Cutler-Hammer also used that style.
MAC702 said: I don't know if it's called a "4-pole" breaker or not, but what he is describing is a typical 200A main breaker in some ITE panels. It's the size of four spaces, and in a backfeed configuration, with 2-pair of connections. Click to expand... ITE was the first with that design breaker but GE, & Cutler-Hammer also used that style.