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Anonymous users2024-01-241.Protection jumped! Explain that there are short circuits or leakage points in your home!
Check that your appliances are in good condition. Is there a short circuit? The socket in your living room is estimated to be grounded, if you are a pre-embedded wire!
buried in the wall) then you'd better find a professional electrician. Check whether the wiring from your main switch to your socket is grounded (damaged) 2The squeaky sound is caused by poor contact with the power cord behind your outlet!
You only need to disconnect the main switching power supply and remove the socket! Just tighten the power cord at the back.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Tripping: 1, leakage, 2, poor contact.
You said that there is a branch of the sound to judge that the contact is poor, check the socket to see, see if the wire is loose, trip the words that directly tell you that it is leakage, I don't know the details of the problem you said, the same as above to remove the socket to see
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is the wire in the socket that is loose, and there is a squeaky sound if the contact is not good, and the trip is likely to be caused by a short circuit caused by looseness, open it and check it. It's simple.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Hello, the socket jumps because your socket does not have an overload protection function, so that if you use it with high power for a long time, you will blow the fuse and trip. In severe cases, it is very easy to cause fire. Therefore, it is necessary to choose a high-quality socket with overload protection function, flame-retardant PC alloy fabric, and internal integration phosphor bronze copper sheet module.
Philips now launched high-end sockets such as AV King can completely solve your problem, and you can buy it in major supermarkets.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The place where the loud socket wiring is in contact is not in good contact. Tighten it and you'll be fine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Either the socket you bought is of poor quality, or the installation is a miscellaneous army.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Check the ringing socket to see if there's a short circuit.
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Anonymous users2024-01-1727.The reason why the socket jumps as soon as it is plugged in.
It is possible that there is a short circuit between the socket or the wiring and the wall, resulting in leakage. The socket needs to be removed and checked one by one.
In this case, it should be noted that there is a possibility of leakage in the socket. It may be that there is too much oil or that there is too much water. It is recommended to close the main gate during the day, and wipe the cover of the socket with a dry cloth after opening. >>>More
Any appliance plugged in that seat trips. Then you see if there is too much smoke from the neutral wire and ground wire in the socket. As long as it is a socket problem, repair the socket. Home lines are easy to do. It's just a matter of three threads.
The wiring of the kitchen socket and the lighting wiring are controlled separately. First unplug the kettle to see if there is a reply button on your empty opening, and press it (a small square). It's time to recover. >>>More
The neutral and ground wires of the socket are reversed. Because the neutral wire and the ground wire are ultimately grounded, the device that detects whether the socket wire sequence is correct can not detect this error, and the reaction is to light two green lights and the red light is not on, but because the ground wire does not pass through the leakage circuit breaker, the current flowing through the leakage circuit breaker when the load is connected is unbalanced, which causes tripping.