If the breaker blew your Love is more than likely okay. Check your parameters, (if you have power to the unit, and the digital display lights up, it is a good sign.) it is possible that your controller just needs a few minutes to kick on. Depending on how your parameters are set, (when I popped a breaker wiring mine, I had a min run time set, and that wouldn't allow my controller to kick on within a certain time constraint.) in my case 60 minutes.
IMO best thing to if you are having trouble with your fridge/freezer cycling properly, reset all parameters to factory settings (noting your current settings if you were happy with them for your current/previous application) and giving your fridge about 10 minutes to restart in-case of a short cycle, or what have you.
FWIW, I have a ferm chamber that was short cycling due to my probe placement and the fact that I had nothing fermenting in it at the time. The compressor sensor which stops it from overheating and possibly freezing was stopping the compressor form starting, which (thank goodness) made a funny noise that I heard (ferm chamber being in my bedroom
), I unplugged and allowed it to sit for 24 hours. Plugged it back in changed hysterisis, and probe placement, the bad boy is still humming, and the fridge (mini) has to be about 10-15 years old.
So more than likely you are okay, unless you fried the relay, which I highly doubt, bu it is a possibility.
Re-wire properly, reset all parameters to default, and cross your fingers.
Good Luck!
p.s. if you are interested in a wiring diagram, and some helpful info for the love controller you can check out this link
HERE. Scroll to about half-way down the page for the schematic, and wiring instructions.
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