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Anonymous users2024-01-24You turn the zero live wire on the leakage protection switch upside down, and it does not trip, which indicates that the original live wire has leakage. Measure the resistance of a live wire with a megohmmeter on the principle of halving one by one, and fault lines can be found very quickly.
It is very dangerous to reverse the fault, and after finding the fault point, it is necessary to restore the original state as soon as possible.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I think you'd better find a professional electrical tool body to repair it, the line. The cause of the trip is likely to be that the live wire in the wall pay-off pipe is connected to the neutral wire. It's hard to say the specifics all at once, so let's ask the maintenance master to take a look.
The reason for tripping, I have also had it here, that is, there is a place for the bus of the two households, and it always trips, and then the problem is solved after the re-arrangement, I hope it can help you.
Obviously, there is a broken circuit in the kitchen circuit, or there is a high possibility of virtual connection.
It's simple, two steps:1Disassemble this out-of-power socket to see if the wires inside are not connected properly or try to change the panel, if it doesn't work, just look below. >>>More
[Sockets and switches connected by yourself] are easy to do, you know the live wire, neutral wire, grounding wire, do you confirm that there is no wrong connection.
Did the leakage switch trip? Is there electricity at the lower port of the switch? No power or no power all the way?
If there is electricity in the kitchen, please check whether there is electricity on the pile head of the main switch to each branch switch, and check whether the contact between the pile heads of each branch circuit breaker is good, usually due to poor contact caused by the lack of power in some rooms.