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One of the three types of insurance is the fire wire, one is the zero wire, and one is the ground wire. If none of the three testers do not light up, there is no live wire. In this case, the line of fire is broken.
The power cord is thicker and will not be broken in the middle, which is generally a problem at the joint, such as loosening from the place where another plug is tapped, and the contact is not good, if it is not taped from the socket next to it, it is loose or broken at the far end and the main line connector. In the former case, it is more easy to do, disassemble the socket next to it to check and reconnect it. If the latter case is troublesome, find the joint with the main line open to check for repair.
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Generally, the electricity comes from the wall plug wire that is close to it, open the wall plug closest to it, see if there is an open place, and connect it. If it helps, please adopt, and the phone clicks on the upper right corner of the satisfaction, thank you!!
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It should be that the line in that place is short-circuited.
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It should be that the line in that place is short-circuited.
All household appliances with metal shells must have a ground wire to be safe and prevent leakage from hurting people. If it has been specially decorated only to find that there is no ground wire, it is very non-standard and must be there. If not, you can only pull a separate cable from the nearest socket with a ground wire to the bathroom. >>>More
No, you can't. It fails to achieve the purpose of plugging the water leakage. The only way to do this is to dig up the pipes for repairs - although it is troublesome, it is the only way to solve it completely.
Yes, but it's usually a set.
No problem at all!
Copper wires for ordinary storage electric water heaters are fine. >>>More
The answer on the second floor is incorrect, the subject is a feminine noun, and the predicate should also be feminine, i.e. I think it is better to use like the first floor. Because, it only means "(before) it was broken", not what it is now. >>>More