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Anonymous users2024-01-24Normally, the lamp should be broken. It is recommended to change the lamp.
ps: I hope the lamp in your living room is not the kind of palace chandelier. = =||
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I add the second floor, and the switch is broken and does not light up.
It is recommended to take off the bulb (tube) and then use an electric pen to test whether the connector has electricity, if there is electricity, the bulb is broken.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The fuse went out, the bulb broke, the starter broke. None of them are lit.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Ever heard of a ghost blowing a lamp! Maybe you're lucky enough to see it!
I guess the problem is with your three-speed electronic switch.
There are several reasons for the sudden failure to light up, There is a power outage, this is the easiest way to judge, turn on other lights to know if it is a power outage. If it trips, turn on the air switch to see if it has tripped, if there is a trip, if there is a trip, it is not the use of other electrical appliances at the same time, resulting in overload tripping. Short circuit, if there are no above two reasons, it is a short circuit, the short circuit is caused by the need to connect the line when it is dropped, or the line is aging, it is not easy to find where it is, it is best to find a professional to repair.
It should be that it is not tight enough when twisting and causing it to loosen! This kind of problem doesn't matter much, because if you are disrespectful, he is naturally easy, due to pressure, it becomes loose and causes the power to be connected for a while.
It must be strictly inspected, it should be replaced, it should be repaired, and it is dangerous to leak electricity and get hot.
The first is that the bulb is broken. The second is that someone in the family fiddles with electrical appliances and causes a short circuit. There is also a power outage and maintenance of the power supply bureau.