You need to hire an electrician to have the 20 amp breaker in the electrical panel replaced. That is a must!... Repeated tripping and resetting of the breaker has damaged the thermomagnetic trip unit in the breaker. In many cases the breaker just gets weaker, will trip with less of a connected load than the 20 amps it is rated for and or will not be able to handle inrush current that the breaker used to be able to handle before the repeated tripping and resetting of the breaker.
Worse case that could, can, happen now if it trips due to a high inrush current or a short circuit event of the Equi=Core unit the 20 amp breaker in the electrical panel will not trip when you try to reset it again and the breaker may explode causing major damage to the electrical panel but may also explode outward through the front of the breaker casing burning your fingers, hand, arm, and possibly your face and eyes.
Yes a defective 20 amp breaker could, can, do that........
You should never face,look, at a circuit breaker when resetting a tripped breaker. Always turn your face away from the breaker and electrical panel when pushing the breaker handle back to the ON position. In fact your body should not be in front of the electrical panel. You should be off to the side with your arm and hand extended.
So look, what I want to know is, today is February 25th. If I cut and paste and save this, and then post it on April 1st, will that be long enough?