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Anonymous users2024-01-241: Short circuit (.)water ingress) or leakage.
2: The sound may come from the tripping sound, 3: The machine will be stuck (not working).
It's not hard to find an electrician
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's a short circuit, big brother. When you say that the kitchen switch closes when the air switch, it looks laborious. It is estimated that the line was broken when the range hood was installed, so find a professional electrician to check it! Don't do it yourself, otherwise the loss will be greater due to the line.
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Anonymous users2024-01-221. The plug is broken, 2. The inner wire of the socket is loose, 3. The socket is wet.
There are generally three reasons for circuit breaker tripping, the first is overload, the second is short circuit, and the third is leakage. >>>More
Set according to the needs of the equipment:
Lighting: If there is a countertop light, plus the main light, it is two switches. >>>More
If the plug switch can't be pressed, the line also feels a little burned, and it may be that the line is connected virtually, causing the line to be damaged by heating.
Needless to say, the air switch can be controlled, have you just modified the wiring? And you see if the switch is the control of the zero line.
If only the bathroom lights appear this phenomenon, there is only one possibility: the bathroom lights are aging. When the lamp is energized, it will generate heat, and the tungsten filament or non-ferrous metal inside will be heated and sublimated. So there will be a change in light and dark. I guess the lights in your bathroom are energy-saving lamps.