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Anonymous users2024-01-23Judging from the phenomenon, there should be incoming and outgoing wires on the original binding post, and the outgoing wires lead the power supply to the next socket, and you only connect the incoming wires (the new socket has electricity), and you do not connect the outgoing wires (the sockets behind have no electricity).
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The unknown line was not connected, and the person who shouted the wire reconnected.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The sockets should be parallel circuits, a total of three, only one of which has electricity, indicating that the other two plug-in boards are open on the parallel lines, I don't know if your home plug-in board is in the wall to open the nest cloth conduit, so that you can change the line, maintenance,
Explain that the 4 sockets are a circuit, the first socket should be the first socket with electricity, the power cord of the back socket is loose, it is not possible to disconnect the bathroom power supply, remove the four sockets, carefully check to see which wire of the socket is loose and reconnect it.
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No, you don't.
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After the square copper wire is laid through the pipe, the safe current is about 25 amperes and about 4000 watts, and it can load 5000 watts in a short time of 20 minutes.
This is likely to be a slight leakage of an electrical appliance, should be greater than 30mA, which will cause leakage tripping, the correct way is to find out the leakage of electrical appliances for repair or replacement, and then check whether there is a problem with the line, leakage tripping indicates that the ground wire has played a protective role, and it is very unsafe for you to remove the ground wire.