Why turn on the washing machine, the kitchen trips

The questions that need to be confirmed are: 1. Is the so-called trip an air switch or an overload protection switch with a leakage switch? 2. Please confirm whether pulling down the electric switch of the kitchen power supply can affect the switch of the bathroom (washing machine socket)?

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If the line leaks, the washing machine will trip if it is not turned on, and it is obvious that the problem is in the washing machine, and it may be that the windings of the washing machine motor are leaking. If the washing machine is turned on, it trips to indicate that it is a problem inside the washing machine. Common problems with washing machine motors: The starting capacitors in motors are the most likely to break.

It can be sent to a professional repair shop or asked a qualified master to repair it.

Well, generally this situation is because there is no problem with the grounding wire! Look to see if your home's wiring has a grounding wire! If you don't have it, you can find an electrician to add it, if you have it, you can find a wire that connects one end to the washing machine, and the other end is connected to a relatively large conductor.

Obviously, the problem is in the washing machine, and it may be that the windings of the washing machine motor are leaking. If the washing machine is turned on, it trips to indicate that it is a problem inside the washing machine. Common problems with washing machine motors: The starting capacitors in motors are the most likely to break.

It can be sent to a professional repair shop or asked a qualified master to repair it.

Turn on the washing machine, the kitchen will trip, it may be that the power cord of the washing machine is connected from the electric switch in the kitchen. If the washing machine has problems such as a short circuit, the air switch in the kitchen will trip.

It may be that the air in the bathroom space is too humid, and the leakage protector is too sensitive to cause tripping, it is recommended that you change to a leakage protector with a slightly larger capacity than the original, and the problem can be solved.

First of all, I want to know that your washing machine is always in the bathroom?

If it is, it is basically determined that it is the fault of the washing machine.

It should be the motor, the timer, the capacitor, the motor leakage.

It is enough to separate the ground wires affected by the ground wire.

Where there is leakage or the power is too high.

Circuit problems! It's best to find someone to fix it!

This problem is very simple, because the washing machine leaks electricity to the ground, and the three-pin socket you use has a grounding wire, and the washing machine will of course trip if it leaks electricity to the ground, and there is no grounding wire with two holes.

In addition, there is a correction to the 1600kw water heater and the 400kw washing machine!! It should be 1600w

and 400w it!