# How to Move an AC Breaker From the Converter
An AC breaker is attached to your home panel converter and controls the electricity to that particular circuit. If you want to disable or move a circuit, you need to remove it from the panel. This is usually done by a professional but you can do it on your own with the proper supplies. This process does require working closely with high voltage electronics so it does require concentration and time.
Things You'll Need
- Phillips screwdriver
Instructions
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Locate the breaker box in your home and open the front panel to expose the breakers.
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Flip the main breaker switch to the "OFF" position to ensure power is off at the box.
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Remove the screws on the metal console cover around the breakers.
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Remove the console cover and set it aside. You can now access the breakers.
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Select the breaker you want to move and pull it out of the console.
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Unplug the black and red wires from the bus terminals at the rear of the breaker. You can now replace this with a new breaker or swap it with another breaker in the panel.
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Replace the panel and screws when finished. Turn power to the panel back on.
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