On 12/8/2013 5:38 PM, Metspitzer wrote:

>
> Would you tell us how your electrician resolved your electrical
> problem?
>
> If it were me, I would keep having trouble with that circuit until
> they came out and put the freezer on it's own circuit.

I have not read the policy, but I doubt that is covered. Home
warranties will cover thing that break. Nothing is broken, just don't
plug in what overloads the circuit.

What if you had the same warranty on your clothes. Then you gained 50
pounds and your pants no longer fit. Not their problem. Nor is a
freezer and hair dryer on the same circuit, IMO.

>
> I would complain every time I tried to blow dry my hair, and the
> breaker tripped until they fixed the problem. The problem will only
> show up when the freezer kicks on at the same time you are using the
> outlet in the bathroom. This may be rare, but I consider the circuit
> overloaded. You should explain what you have in alt.home.repair.

Yes, it is overload and easily fixed. Unplug one of the appliances.