Does the breaker stay on when you flip it? Just no power to the outlets?fractall wrote: ↑ I have tried resetting the breaker. Basically turning on and off all the switches on the breaker 3 times each (that's what the landlord advised, after I told her resetting them did not fix the problem). The conclusion we came to is that wire inside the particular breaker may be melted, and that a certified electrician needs to look at it. Which I am completely fine with, but don't understand how this becomes our fault.
These aren't glass fuses (I have those in my apartment).
I don't know much about the method of heating here, but it runs on electricity, which is entirely paid by the tenant.
Does the landlord know it blew because of 2 space heaters? If he does he may claim negligence on your part, but he doesn't have a case as the breaker should fail first.
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