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Old 11-08-2020, 10:22 AM   #15
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This is a good clue as no power is getting to those 2 small terminals. I can apply an external 12V power supply to them and they trip OK. Matbe the switch is bad. I will check the switch tomorrow. Thanks
The 2 30 amp breakers trip when powered up??????? If so, one or both of the wires from the circuit breakers to the fuse panel are shorted. Another test would be to disconnect the 2 wires at the breakers and the fuse panel and ohm both wires to ground. They are bolted to a brass stud on the top of the fuse panel.

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If you have power to the small circuit breakers, the disconnect is connected ( ON ).
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Definitely cleaning all connections would be beneficial
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