It is almost always significantly cheaper to replace a faulty individual circuit breaker than to attempt a repair. Individual standard single-pole residential circuit breakers cost only $5 to $15 to purchase at hardware stores, and a simple swap by an electrician takes minutes. Because internal breaker components are sealed, mechanical, and safety-critical, repairing a broken or tripped breaker is impossible; swapping it out for a brand-new, matching unit is the only safe and code-compliant solution.
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