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I would start with swapping out the breaker.

The start capacitor isn't doing it's job

call Chas&son,s appliance repair at 579-379-0993 and they will come out the same day no less okay

call Chas&son,s appliance repair at 579-379-0993 and they will come out the same day no less okay

if the breaker reset and the display lights are lit its not the cord sorry to say could be compressor or fan motors.

I don't know how you have it wired, but it is possible that the heater is on at the same time the pump starts and trips. The starter windings in the motor need all of 15 or more amps to start, that is why the lights dim when the fridge starts up. Anyway, if the heater is on the same line, same breaker, it needs to be bigger, and in 110 volt mode , you can't go any bigger than 20, but in 220 volt mode, you can go to 60 amp. that would be 30 amps each, potentially. depending on the voltage of each. Last time it worked ok because it wasn't crossing the line with a start up motor and water heater working at the same time. Now that you are totally confused. Check the breaker, see if there are 2. one for the heater, one for the motor. Hope this helps.

Hi,
The motor for your well pump is going bad and it is pulling too much current on the start up ...this is burning up the pressure switches and is tripping your breaker..
It may be cheaper to replace the whole pump then to just replace the motor...

heatman101

Your compressor start relay contacts may be getting loose or worn, resulting in a delayed start on the compressor.
If the start device includes a capacitor, it could be getting weak.
GFCI are not good receptacles for devices with high starting torque.

Hi-- none of the solutions I've read here are working. Same problem, dryer not starting, it says "Sensing..." and then "Wet" and does nothing. It worked fine on the last load, except I noticed it read 11 minutes for a very, very long time (I think it got stuck). New load? "Sensing..." etc.