Fix Burning Circuit Breaker Issue

@hexabitzprojects

Hi, I can help with the electrical diagnosis and corrective work for the overheating breaker issue. A burning smell under load should be treated as a serious warning, so the first step should be isolating the affected circuit and safely identifying the actual heat source. My approach would include: * Inspecting the breaker, terminals, busbar, cable sizing and connections * Checking for loose/high-resistance connections, overload or damaged components * Inspecting for discoloration, insulation damage or signs of arcing * Tightening or replacing defective components as required * Verifying load current and voltage under operating conditions * Checking temperature rise after corrective work * Final functional/safety verification and clear panel labeling * Providing a concise report with findings, work performed, test results and photographs I have **16 years of electronics, electrical hardware, industrial automation and protection-system R&D experience**, including circuit protection, power electronics, motor-control systems and high-voltage equipment interfaces. Any breaker, terminal or wiring replacement should be selected according to the existing installation ratings and applicable local electrical requirements. Best regards, Subhash Suman Electrical/Electronics R&D | Power Systems | Protection | Industrial Automation