Is there a circuit breaker in your home that keeps tripping? It may need to be replaced. Fortunately, testing and replacing a breaker is something you can do.

You probably already know how to reset a circuit breaker, but what about your kids or baby-sitter? Use this tutorial to show them how.

We asked an expert to explain all the problems that can cause tripped circuits, how to check your circuit breaker, and when to call a professional.

GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) circuit breaker switches: Use these the same way as standard circuit breaker switches, though it's recommended to test these breakers about once a month ...

Call a licensed, highly rated electrician. Your home's circuit breakers are crucial safety devices and they're working as designed, says Paul Hampton, owner of A-1 Electric Co. Inc., a highly ...

Fear not–here’s a comprehensive guide to help relabel your circuit breaker panel accurately and efficiently.

Use this guide to find out what the switches on your breaker mean so you can take better control of your house. Related: How to Reset a Tripped Circuit Breaker What Is a Breaker Panel?