The kitchen socket is leaking, and the phenomenon is like this, when the rice cooker is plugged into

What color are the 3 wires, I suspect that the zero ground wire is reversed. If the live wire comes from other lines, and the empty opening of the kitchen socket has leakage, then the leakage air opening has already tripped, and the lack of tripping means that the zero line of the rice cooker has not returned to the zero line of the main power supply from the leakage empty open. There is a possibility that the neutral wire of the rice cooker is returned to the power supply through the ground wire (no ground can be a protective zero).

Swap the neutral wire and the ground wire, and if the leakage jumps out, it confirms the above statement. There is also the possibility that the empty opening you pull is not the kitchen socket at all. The numbness is caused by induced electricity.

Check the ground wire.

1. It should be that the leakage switch is not connected to the live wire, so there is still electricity on the live line when the leakage switch is opened.

2. The correct wiring of the three-eye socket circuit should be facing the front of the socket, grounding on the left zero and right fire, and check whether the wiring of the last two sockets is consistent with the wiring of the socket in front, including whether the grounding wire is reversed with the N wire. If N is misconnected to the ground wire, it is equivalent to connecting the rice cooker shell to N, and the N wire is also a live conductor.

3. If there is no ground wire, it is better to connect the ground wire to the water pipe than not to connect it, but it should be noted that the N wire cannot be connected to the water pipe.

4. There should be no problem with the rice cooker, because there is no leakage when you plug it into the socket in front.

The first is that the rice cooker is leaking, and the second is that your socket cord may not have been connected through the leakage switch. Description: The leakage switch does not jump is not grounded, the first socket is numb, the second is not numb, the first and second zero live wires are just opposite.

There are several reasons why you are in this situation:

1.No grounding wire caused (you said above can't change this) 2Your leakage protector is connected to the neutral line, causing the leakage protector to be turned off and your live wire is still powered. This is very dangerous too, and it is recommended to change it immediately.

3.Then make sure that your socket live wire is reversed from the neutral wire.

4.If other electrical appliances are normal, it may also be a problem with your rice cooker, either the grounding is not good or the insulation is not good...

If you rule out these questions, it shouldn't be too much of a problem!!

1.The plug of your rice cooker must correspond to L and N PE because your PE is not connected to the rice cooker and it is normal for the rice cooker to have induction electricity.

2. If the live wire L neutral line N is not reversed, the induced electricity is very small and you may not feel it.

3. Regarding the power when the leakage switch is turned off, it may be that the leakage switch does not care which way, which way is directly out of the main gate.

Your rice cooker is leaking, and the positive and negative poles of the socket you are using are exactly the opposite of the other two, so try to swap the neutral wire and the live wire of your socket.

The rice cooker should be placed in a place that is not directly grounded, that is, the pot is kept off the ground. Another problem: pour the line from the wiring of the switch, that is, zero fire exchange.

The leakage protector is connected to the zero line, and there is a problem with the rice cooker to be repaired.

It is recommended that you change an outlet, it may be that the socket is aging.