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Anonymous users2024-01-24Let's start by looking at the air conditioner. Unplug the air conditioner and see if it still trips. If you don't jump, check the air conditioner.
If it still trips, check the line behind the small gate in the master bedroom. If it doesn't work, change the line.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is estimated that the circuit breaker is too small and the current is too large to cause the circuit breaker to jump.
Replace it with a larger circuit breaker.
There are places where the line is exposed to contact, which will occasionally cause fire and tripping. Check the main line.
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.
Hello, you are obviously caused by moisture or loose terminals, when the accumulation reaches a certain time to reach the rated power of the leakage protector, it will automatically jump to protect the entire electrical equipment.
This situation is not easy to find, and it is not something that can be explained clearly in a few words here. >>>More
You take the light off and put it somewhere else to try it to see if there is a problem, if it is not, it must be a problem with the electrical wiring in your toilet. Carefully check whether the insulating rubber of the line and cable is damaged, and another point is to check the leakage switch, and the aging of some leakage switch components will also cause this reason!! Hope to help you with your questions