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Anonymous users2024-01-24It should be that the construction of water and electricity is not standardized, and there is a mistake when the lighting and socket share the circuit, and it should be changed to an independent circuit of lighting and socket so that there will be no such problem. You can wear a separate zero line to the chandelier in the living room lighting control switch.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Dude,Are you a little wrong with the circuit?,You see if the wire in the switch on the wall is connected to the wall socket of the TV,It's a wire.,It's recommended to take a look.。
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is possible that the TV and chandelier lines are connected in series.
A wired connection is definitely more stable than a wireless connection!
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It's a good sign, people aren't down there. The chandelier falling down has nothing to do with your father's business, it just means that your chandelier has cut corners when it was installed, and nothing else has any meaning.
In this case, it is possible that your switch controls the neutral wire, and you disconnect the switch but do not cut off the live wire, and the live wire will still send power to the lamp
If it's new,You can contact the manufacturer to change the large screen,Or if your TV is wall-mounted,Then change it to a three-dimensional type,This will shorten the distance。 It can be almost pulled closer30-40cm,TV settings should be displayed in full screen,Don't display4:3Or other ratios,I hope the effect can be better!