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Less than 10 hours after reopening, Metro is dealing with issues on its beleaguered Orange/Blue/Silver line. However, the problem is not related to yesterday’s investigation into the jumper cables that shut down the system for 29 hours.

Largo-bound Silver Line train offloaded at Rosslyn for brake problem causing smoke. Station open, no other impact to service. 3:45p #wmata

— Metrorail Info (@Metrorailinfo) March 17, 2016

#Metro train held in tunnel before Rosslyn and my car got hazy, smelling like brake/electrical burning. Offloaded at Rosslyn

— Katie Pyzyk (@_PyintheSky) March 17, 2016

Heavy smell of smoke in Rosslyn @wmata station. Just another day…

— Nick Gass (@NickGass) March 17, 2016

Smoke in our metro car #1110.Train taken out service when we reported thru emergency button, after attitude from conductor. @unsuckdcmetro

— Tom Karako (@tomkarako) March 17, 2016

The Silver Line train offloaded due to an issue with a brake, says Metro spokesperson Sherri Ly. “It was a mechanical issue with the train. The cables are electrical issues with the tracks.”

The issue will not cause any single-tracking or other service interruptions. “Those people offloaded and now they’re well on their way,” says Ly.