@Moabfighter if you are dealing with an arc fault breaker, you could
temporarily swap out the AF breaker for a normal breaker. If the trip is caused by an arc fault detection then the normal breaker would not trip.
Of course we would want to know whats causing the arc fault detection. As I mentioned, some equipment can cause an arc even though it's working normally, for example a line voltage thermostat with a mercury switch. If through process of elimination you find the detected arc "fault" is caused by a device thats plugged in and operating normally then you have the option of replacing the offending equipment OR leaving the non arc fault breaker in the panel
(not the best idea for insurance/safety reasons lol). If the arc fault is caused by a loose wire connection, most commonly in a wire nut junction that is loose or a loose receptacle terminal screw or back wired receptacle (gay), you will have to locate the offending junction and remedy the issue. This would be something that you might want to hire the sparky to deal with lol.