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This wiring method of yours is completely wrong, I don't know which one answered:

You have a leakage protector on the power supply of your outlet, don't you?

The lighting line should be laid separately from the socket line, and you can't be lazy, and you are wrong to share a neutral wire now.

When the lighting line is connected, your light is on, in an instant, there is voltage and current on the zero line, and this voltage and current are just on the zero line of the socket, transmitted to the leakage protector, and it will trip immediately, the action current of the leakage protector is only 30mA, and the current on your lighting line is far greater than 30mA, it is strange not to jump.

Solution: The zero line of the lighting is laid separately from the zero line of the socket, that is, this zero wire can only be used for one function (for the socket), and another wire is worn for lighting.

1. The zero line of the lamp should be returned to the zero wire terminal strip of the distribution box.

2. The grounding wire is a yellow-green two-color wire, which must be connected to the grounding end of the three-hole socket.

3. The socket with a five-pin socket of the two-position switch trips when the light is turned on, and it is suspected that the neutral wire and the ground wire are connected incorrectly.

Wow ,,It looks so professional... This thing,,, someone in the family will do the best.,,If you can't do it, ask the thought-provoking electrician.。。