OK, so now you've run a new circuit. You still have the original problem.
Either:
1) the original circuit breaker is going bad. And remember, it's still in use.
2) the microwave has a problem. A new circuit won't fix that.
3) something else in the original circuit is bad. You could still have a fire.
Diagnosing AND FIXING the problem is still a good idea. Then, if you want a nice, new circuit for the microwave, that's cool too. [This message has been edited by rpxlpx (edited March 18, 2002).] |
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