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Anonymous users2024-01-24Unplug all electrical appliances along the way and push the brakes. Then plug them one by one. The one that falls off when plugged in is broken. If you can't push it without electrical appliances, it will be a short circuit in the circuit. Find an electrician.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It may be that the wiring in the room is short-circuited, or it may be overloaded.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22That's a leakage, find a professional electrician to find the line.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Turn off the lights in the room, and then pull the plug in the room, try one by one, and unplug which one can be sent, that is, there is a problem with the electrical appliance with the plug.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Unplugged all the sockets in the tripped room, and then plugged them one by one, elimination.
Generally speaking, the power of kitchen appliances is relatively large, such as rice cookers, induction cookers, microwave ovens, etc., and the smaller ones are about 1500W, and the electric switch (whether it is an air switch) at home is small, and there is an overload, so the phenomenon as you said occurs. You can ask an electrician to change an air switch with a slightly larger milliampere, and it should be fine. Hope it helps.
Check whether the line is leaking, and only replace the switch after ruling out the possibility of leakage.
Change a larger leakage protector or replace a leakage protector, first dial the socket of the refrigerator or range hood, if you jump again, it should be a circuit problem, it is best to ask the electrician to use a multimeter to detect whether the refrigerator, range hood, and circuit are normal, and then targeted maintenance.
If you do what you say, it should be caused by overvoltage. You should be using the DZ4732A switch. I don't know what brand it is. But if the voltage exceeds 240, it will jump. The electricity consumption during the day is small, the voltage drop is small, and the temporary electricity is unstable.
The socket is more likely to be short-circuited and tripped, you can remove the socket after pulling the brake and check and pay attention to the inherently loose connector screws, and pay attention to keeping the distance between the wires in the box when reinstalling it. >>>More