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Anonymous users2024-01-24The electrician connected the live wire to the lamp, not to the socket for you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There may be a problem with the wiring of the line.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The lamp is in the line of fire.
Hello, you are not sure if it is caused by the socket problem, you should try plugging the cooker into a different socket. >>>More
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According to your account, it is likely that there has been a short circuit in your home circuit that caused the air switch to trip, of course, it is always on and not jumped, otherwise your house has no electricity. You go to the distribution box to see if there is a tripping switch, if there is a tripping switch, if you push it up and jump down, it means that the short circuit fault still needs to be dealt with by an electrician.
Check it out in the distribution box at home, there should be a leakage protector (empty open) tripped, closed on the electricity, if it is a leakage protector, press down (reset) the protruding square on the protector panel in the closing, if it can't be closed, unplug all the electrical appliances in the socket line without electricity, close the switch, plug in one by one, plug in which one to trip again, is the fault of that one, repair the electrical ---
The kitchen roof is generally suitable for installing ceiling lights, and some people who like to decorate will make some chandeliers, of course, there are also downlights (not recommended). >>>More