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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello! There are generally three reasons for circuit breaker tripping, the first is overload, the second is short circuit, and the third is leakage. First, overload is too many high-power appliances that exceed the rated current of the circuit breaker at the same time, but seeing that there are not many kitchen appliances in your home, this reason can basically be ruled out.
Second, a short circuit may be a short circuit in a certain electrical appliance, one by one.
The wires are not connected, open the panel and test it clearly. Reconnect it, tighten the screws on the binding post, and check that the wires are not connected incorrectly. The live wire is connected to L, the neutral wire is connected to N, and the ground wire is connected to E.
This can be connected like this, and a row of sockets in the company is connected to a main electrical socket like this, I hope it can help you.
Take it apart to check it, maybe the wire is not connected firmly, and there is a touch of the wire after the plug is inserted
The contact between the wire and the socket is not good, turn off the main power supply, and then remove this socket, the screws on the terminal at the back are loose, and you can tighten it. >>>More
The wires of the sockets are drawn from another socket that is close to each other, and so on, the first one is connected to the main switch, that is, as long as the middle socket is not in good contact, the socket behind it will have problems, which is the case with the landlord's house. In this way, you have to analyze which socket closest to the main switch has a problem, open it and check the wiring holes to solve it. >>>More