Is it okay to use the live wire as the public line and the zero line as the switch line in the bathr

It should be that the zero line is not connected, check where the zero line is disconnected. Normal use is that the zero line is not charged, after the zero line is broken, it is equivalent to the fire wire connected to the rice cooker and then connected to a suspended wire, at this time, the zero line is equal potential between the wires, so it is charged.

Don't deal with it, if the switch controls the live wire, when the switch is turned on, both wires will be electrified. The two wires of the switch, one is the live wire, and the other is the control wire, which is not the neutral line.

The front zero line is broken. From the empty distribution box at home, start to check the bathroom, just check the zero line. It may also be that the neutral line of the distribution box is empty.

Add two dual control wires between the two switches.

Here's how to connect. The hole marked with L in the terminal of switch A is the common end, the live wire, and the double control wire is connected to both sides (the two holes are generally represented), and the hole marked with L in the terminal of switch B is connected to the lamp head wire, and the two sides of the double control wire are not divided into positive and negative (the two holes are generally indicated). >>>More

There are seven sub-switches on the panel of the leakage protector at home: main switch, lighting, kitchen, bathroom, air conditioner, socket, and backup. TVs and computers all use the electricity on the socket, which has been in normal use for two months, and the problem now is that the normal electricity consumption is about three to four hours, and the socket leakage protector trips. All electrical appliances were turned off at night, and I woke up in the morning to find that the socket leakage protector had tripped. >>>More