Keeps tripping the breaker after running for about 10 minutes or longer. I have tried running it on air only and it does not trip the breaker.

indicates problem motor , overheating in the wiring or excessive loads in the drier

Sounds like a short to ground problem with either the motor windings shorting to ground or a high voltage wire shorting.

wire too small, breaker too small, loose connection, over amperage

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It may be low on refrigerant. On hotter days, the compressor has to run longer to reach the temperature you have on your thermostat. Have it checked for the proper refrigerant charge and have them test how many amps that the compressor is pulluig as well. With the proper breaker installed, the unit should not be tripping out. Make sure that the breaker that is in there now is actually the proper one for your unit.
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is your breaker is ok or lose concation is good.if this both is good than cheek his overload.

If the fan is running and the compressor is getting hot and tripping off you may have a failed capacitor.

sometimes gfi outlets go bad and trip try testing with a heavy draw machine in it or just replace it and see if this fixes the problem

you need to check that the breaker it rated high enough for the ac unit

Furnace. To confirm use an Ampprobe or other brand ampmeter and see how much current is being drawn. If it is more that 80% of the breaker rating, it si for sure the Furnace.