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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello. I'd like to make sure, did you press that leak button and then close it again? If it means that the contact of your leakage switch is not good, you can change it. Or is it that the main line is loose, and when it encounters no load, the loose part will be in poor contact.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If an electrical appliance is fixedly plugged in, then check whether the electrical appliance is leaking. This is the case for several electrical appliances plugged into this socket. Then there may be a problem in the socket. You might as well ask an electrician to check it out. Safety first.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Is the wiring inside the main switch too loose?
If you use the same appliance to plug in another socket and do not trip, plug in this trip, there may be an error in the wiring of the neutral wire and the ground wire, and recheck the connection of the line.
I don't know what the rated voltage of your equipment is? It is estimated to be 220v. If the canteen kitchen socket is 380v, it will definitely burn a drop!
It really needs to be seen in detail, it is likely that there will be a mistake when the thread is buried, and you can find me if you are in Tangshan.
At the same time, there is too much electricity, and a self-protection consciousness of the circuit is to stop you and turn off the other kitchen electricity, or your oven uses too much, and the kitchen does not use such a high voltage, I guess.
The power of the rice cooker is too high, it is overloaded, or it is a short circuit, and the safe use of electricity is to find a professional to repair it.