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Anonymous users2024-01-24The next time you replace it, pay attention to see if there is any water leakage in the ceiling!! And then make a decision! If it's a water leak upstairs, you'll be in trouble!
Let him fix his house first! If you put on a new one, you'll be in trouble!! It is estimated that something went wrong during the installation of water and electricity in your home!!
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Anonymous users2024-01-231. Check whether the voltage of your home is normal.
2. Fold off the bath bomb to check whether there is any water leakage.
3. There are quality problems with the bath bomb itself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The landlord's upstairs flushing has nothing to do with you. It was explained very clearly upstairs. Do it.
I'm not an electrician, you ask an electrician to pick it up for you, and that's it.
If it is the light source of the energy-saving lamp, check whether the switch is broken by the zero line? If so, then it needs to be corrected (or is it a last resort to use the zero line?). In this case, the life of the tube is much shorter.
If the voltage is too high, it's not just the bathroom lights that are broken. It may be that the power of the selected bulb is too large, and the bulb is easy to break if it works at high temperature for a long time due to the poor heat dissipation inside the lampshade. Consider switching to a lamp that generates less heat, such as an LED light.
The motor generally does not reverse, it may be that the capacitor is broken, and it is replaced with an electrolytic.
1. The ventilation duct is not easy to wind in summer.
Second, in fact, this is related to the design of the air outlet of the flue. >>>More