-
Anonymous users2024-01-24This may be a short circuit in the switch, you can change the switch again, or turn off the main power.
It is indeed a reminder that the householder should check the lights hanging in the room to avoid similar problems again, and don't worry if there is no bad omen.
Hello, I think it should be the line, the short circuit caused the tripping. It is recommended to find the power switch and try to send power once, if it can't be closed, it is necessary to check the short circuit point of the line, and then send the point after troubleshooting.
If the neutral line is broken or virtually connected, the neutral line of your circuit may be connected in parallel from the toilet. Check the toilet taps and neutral connectors.
The switch wire is empty, and when it is closed, it causes the arc to be grounded and the top brake.
You need to know that air conditioners may not share the same circuit as lighting outlets. >>>More