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Anonymous users2024-01-24The circuit in the kitchen is aging, the power is not up to the requirements, and the induction cooker and rice cooker are high-power appliances, so they will trip for protection as soon as they are used! It is advisable to check the replacement line.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The voltage there was too low to withstand that much load, so it tripped automatically. Hope.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The total power of electricity is too large, so change to an air switch that can pass through a higher current.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The kitchen line number is small, and it can't withstand an induction cooker or rice cooker
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Anonymous users2024-01-20My house is like this, it's a lack of electricity
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Replace the big switch.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18It's a big load
Maybe there is a problem with the socket contact, or it may be too much power and the wires are too thin. There are two reasons.
Signal interference, the default wireless frequency of WIFI may be the same as the electromagnetic signal of the induction cooker, you can log in to the wireless router and change the wireless channel, such as the original default 6 to 11 and so on.
Since it is heated by the thermal effect of eddy currents, there must be eddy currents first, which requires magnetic permeable materials, the most common of course iron guys. >>>More
Electric ceramic stoves and induction cookers are not suitable for embedding on kitchen countertops, and the heat dissipation is not good and easy to damage.
There is a short circuit in the electricity in your kitchen, or a place where the wiring is wrong.