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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is very likely that the voltage is too high, coupled with the aging of the line, and the electrical appliances that cannot withstand such high voltage work. When the electric kettle is working, there is a power of 1300W 2000W, the wire will produce a lot of heat, if the power strip plug that is just burned out and the other socket is in series, there will be a bad one and the other is also bad, just like a water pipe is divided into A and then leads to B and finally reaches C home, then the water pipe of A house bursts, B and C will have no water, and the burned position may be in a vulnerable position at the distance from the socket you use to the power intake! It is better to change the line to pure copper wire and the wiring method of the socket to the relationship of parallel connection.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The electric kettle is leaking and the circuit is broken, and it can no longer be used.
Presumably the air switch tripped.
Please pull down the possible air switch and push it back up to try it out. >>>More
The short-circuit protection tripped, go to the strong current box, and reset the tripped switch.
It mainly depends on whether you have enough space in your kitchen. >>>More
The electric kettle is broken and other electrical appliances are generally irrelevant, and the electric kettle is related to its construction principle itself is relatively easy**, and it will be burned to a certain extent, but the time is up. If you only like to use electricity to boil water, I personally recommend using an induction cooker (this is not easy to break as long as you operate it properly) and put a stainless steel flat-bottomed kettle on top to boil water. The microwave oven is generally only 10cm apart around it to dissipate heat and ventilate. >>>More
This probability is very small, depending on how many switches you have between the kitchen switch and the whole building, and how much current each switch is rated at