The air opening of the kitchen socket in my house with leakage protection always trips, who knows

Tripping is usually caused by overload or leakage. The possibility of overloading the kitchen is not very likely, it is a leakage.

Which appliance you turn on will trip, it is the fault of this appliance. Usually, when water enters the plug of the rice cooker and electric kettle, it leaks. Where the leakage does not rule out, you will jump when you close, so it is not difficult to check. If all electrical plugs are unplugged and tripped, the line is faulty.

According to the problem analysis you said 1, with leakage protection, 2, just renovated, according to my opinion: you first change the air to a small number of a small number of try, if it is still tripped, you will pull down a bright line with the air to the kitchen for a few days to see, no problem, it may be somewhere leakage.

If you use a lot of electricity in the kitchen, replace it with a leakage protector with a larger amperere.

Try it without leakage protection, if it doesn't jump, it means that there is a leakage fault; If it still trips, it may be a short circuit or overload.

If it is determined that it is leakage, remove the kitchen appliances one by one, until the removal of an electrical appliance does not jump, it is the leakage of this electrical appliance, and there is nothing that can be done if the wire is leaked.

If it has nothing to do with whether to choose a leakage protection switch, then first calculate whether the power is exceeded, if not, check whether the electrical appliances and circuits are short-circuited, of course, there is no multimeter and shake meter, this is not easy to check, then ask a professional to come.

Senior electrician Qingdao Lao Zhu shared his experience.

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