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Anonymous users2024-01-23In this case, it should be noted that there is a possibility of leakage in the socket. It may be that there is too much oil or that there is too much water. It is recommended to close the main gate during the day, and wipe the cover of the socket with a dry cloth after opening.
If it doesn't work, then you have to see if there is a bare or similar leakage of the line. By the way, I also need to change the electrical appliances. It may also be that there is a leakage of electricity from the appliance itself.
For example, induction cookers are prone to this situation. If it's an induction cooker. You can take it to a dry place and leave it for a day or two, or if you can, open it up and clean it up.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The socket at home trips as soon as it is used, and few electricians tell you that it is actually very simple to deal with this kind of fault.
Swap the leakage protection switches in the kitchen and living room. After the exchange, if the kitchen still trips when using electricity, it means that the kitchen appliances are leaking or there is a problem with the insulation of the kitchen circuit. If the kitchen electricity is no longer tripped after the exchange, it is a problem with the leakage protection switch. >>>More
Take it apart to check it, maybe the wire is not connected firmly, and there is a touch of the wire after the plug is inserted
One is that the waterproofing of your bathroom floor is not done well. The second is that your floor drain is also seeping water. If you can send me photos of the scene, we may be able to provide you with a good solution.
The kitchen is soaked with water in the house, many of which may be leaking in a certain part of the drainage system or the floor drain interface is not connected.
There is a short circuit between the two lines.
The two wires can be used as one, and the ground wire can be used as the zero line temporarily. >>>More