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Old 07-27-2011, 09:22 AM   #1
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The could be three explanations:

The shore power has low voltage.
You have a bad start capacitor.
The breaker needs replacing because it has become weak from the constant tripping.
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Check the start Cap. See if you see oily resedue or it looks out of shape (bulged out)
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with fingers crossed, I'd replace the breaker first. Quick, easy, and cheap.
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I suspect that you will find a bad PTCR (positive temperature co-efficient resistor) (motor starter) and start capacitor for the compressor.
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