That would be the company unfortunately. I also totally understand that the air fryer is a large draw on the circuit, my concern is that for the whole of our two floors there seem to be about two individually operating circuits, which are also connected to the basement seemingly. Of course, I’m no electrician by any means, but I feel that for two floors to share so much of the grid of a house, and for a separate grid to be cordoned off to about one room in what’s considered an “apartment” is almost malicious oversight on behalf of whoever updated the wiring (if it’s ever been). But please correct me if I’m wrong or just making incorrect assumptions here.

Thank you for the advice here! I knew at this point that the circuit had to be fucked if it was getting tripped up by so little, but I hadn’t considered the possible fire element.

I’ve read about this in brief elsewhere but had completely forgotten, I definitely will be reaching out to the courthouse to get next stepping from them as well

I wouldn’t doubt it, we live on the top two floors of a three floor Victorian and regularly trip the power with an air fryer and two desktops, so it’s been a fun year for us overall power-wise.

Up until recently we had a pretty decent septic leak in the basement that they only addressed because we were constantly calling in about the smell.

Sounds good to me, thankfully our rent account is always in good standing to avoid issues regarding money expenditure so that shouldn’t be an issue, but we’ve got a letter written up with all previously mentioned repair issues and have let them know that we have a hard stop of January 31st before we take legal action at this point.

One of us has been dating all comms to them, I’ve been on the withhold payment train since the 3rd month in, but they’re anxious about doing so.

At this point I may just create an automation on my phone to reach out to both the property manager as well as the maintenance head with a list of our complaints until they’re fixed.