My induction cooker tripped as soon as it was connected to the power supply, but it can be used when

The power supply of the bathroom can be used, indicating that the induction cooker is not broken, you have changed the socket and can not be used, first check whether the zero live wire at the socket is normal, (test the live wire with a test pen and the zero wire is not charged as normal, and combine with other electrical tests), if there is no electricity, you need to continue to check whether the upper and lower binding posts of the line switch are normal. If there is electricity on the pile head of the switch but no electricity on the lower pile head, it means that the switch is burned out and must be replaced; If the outlet of the pile head under the switch is normal, and there is no power at the socket, it is a line fault, which is more troublesome, and you need to ask a professional electrician to deal with it!

It may be that the power supply you started to connect to is also plugged into another electrical appliance, causing the power cord to experience excessive current.

You can do a comparative test with different electrical appliances.

If it trips just by plugging in the power supply of the induction cooker, and the induction cooker can be used when connected to the power supply of the bathroom, then it should be determined that there is a problem with the power cord.

It means that the safety voltage of the place where you connect the induction cooker is too small or the power of the induction cooker is too large.

It is estimated that the air opening of the line you are connected to the trip is not enough to allow the passage current, and you can change it to a larger one (the induction cooker is generally about 20A and then add other electrical appliances).

Is the inner line of your induction cooker wall too thin, the resistance is too large, and the temperature is too high, resulting in fuse. Whether the amount of current subjected to by the leakage circuit breaker (air switch) meets the safety standards. These have nothing to do with electrical outlets, please check the power and current of the electrical appliances.

It may be that the microwave oven starts too much, and this problem has happened in my family before, so it's better to ask someone to take a look.

It may be that the microwave oven has too much starting power.

1.There is a problem with the induction cooker.

2。The line is too thin.

It should be a problem with the power socket (a short circuit occurs when plugged in), the solution: pull down the main switch, open the socket, check it, repair it if it can be repaired, and change it if it can't be repaired!