Common issues experienced with older GE circuit breakers and legacy PowerMark load centers typically include nuisance thermal tripping from overloaded circuits, physical wear on internal spring linkages over decades of active service, terminal screw loosening from chronic thermal expansion cycles, and occasional bus bar connection pitting. When these components degrade or age past their design life, they can experience intermittent power drops or fail to trip during a short circuit, requiring replacement.
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