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Anonymous users2024-01-23You see if the line contact is not good, whether the wire is connected to the socket where it is burned. If you have an electric pen, test whether there is electricity at the conduction piece of the socket and the line contact point, if there is no electric pen, turn off the electric switch, and then disassemble it to see if the contact is broken.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Unplug all the electrical appliances in the kitchen, that is, there is no load in the kitchen, if it still trips, it means that there is a local short circuit, which is mostly related to the long-term greasy and moisture emitted by the kitchen, resulting in a decrease in the insulation of the switch and socket, causing leakage current, when the leakage current is greater than the current of the main switch, it will trip, and the solution is to remove a live wire of all switch sockets and close the main switch. At this time, the main switch does not jump, and then install the switch socket one by one, until it touches the one where the main switch jumps, the fault is found, it can be replaced or repaired, in short, it can be used only after not jumping.
If it is a three-phase switch, there may be a problem with the main switch, the easiest way to deal with it is to pull it down and send it on (the switch has a problem and it is recommended to replace it), and then check the sub-switch. If it is a single-phase line, check how many lines are outgoing, whether the crimping line is tight, and whether the sub-switch is normal.
If the smart toilet remote control does not respond, it may be a problem with the remote control, or it may be a problem with the smart toilet. At this time, we first have to rule out the problem with the remote control. I'll take a look to see if the battery in the remote control still has power. >>>More
Was there a wire inside the crack in the wall before?
If it is a wire and there is a wire splice, there may be a poor contact, causing a noise. >>>More
Due to the high power of the kitchen equipment, the plug has been in contact with the socket for a long time, and the current has overheated the socket to burn out, resulting in a short circuit in the socket power supply or going down to the ground >>>More
If the toilet socket cannot be used, you should find a professional electrician to measure it. If you have an electric pen or multimeter at home, you can measure it, the most basic is to have an electric pen, insert the electric pen into the jack to see if there is electricity, and see if the bathroom is empty and tripped. Or the wiring inside the socket is loose and falls off, resulting in no power.