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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is estimated that it is a short circuit tripping, if it is empty and jumping, press down to reset and then push up, if it is a leak, press the reset button into it and then press down to reset and then push up, if the bit pushes up and continues to trip, it is necessary to check whether the socket line is damaged, short-circuited and the socket is aging.
The position of the hinge should be retractable and adjustable, maybe the top of the door is too out, let the door shrink to the side of the door frame.
See if it trips, if it jumps, replace the bulb first and then close and power on, if it doesn't jump, pull down the brake, replace the bulb and check the line again, confirm that there is no problem and then power on.
When the light is turned on, the current reaches the maximum value instantly, and many components will break down and be damaged, and your bulb will have to be replaced.
The electronic ballast of the light in the living room is broken (short circuit), if the light is turned on again but not on, it means that the circuit has been disconnected, of course, it can be repaired, and at least the switch wire should be removed if it trips.
It must be that the filament of the bulb is already very thin, the moment the light is turned on, the temperature has not had time to rise, the filament resistance is very small, and the actual power is very large, so it is said that the filament is burned!