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Anonymous users2024-01-24Turn off the valve of the water meter, disconnect the power supply, and find the property to repair the water supply and repair.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Find a professional renovation company or your local property.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Close the valve of the water pipe in the house, unplug the power supply, and check the water pipe again.
It should be that the power cord is short-circuited, causing the bulb to burst out, and your water heater cord is too thin or aging. It is recommended that you turn off the main switch first, open the bathroom socket to see if there are any signs of burnout, and if there is, you can reconnect it.
It could be that your electric water heater is leaking and the bathroom is damp, so it's all conductive. Find a manufacturer as soon as possible.
No way. The water heater is a high-power electrical appliance with a working current of almost 10A, and the lighting circuit of the general house does not have such a large capacity, as you can see, the wire is seriously heated and the switch is burned. Loads such as water heaters and air conditioners generally require a dedicated line for power supply, and the socket circuit is used only if there is no dedicated line. >>>More
Oh, it is very simple to use the switch, first connect the blue wire to the N position of the socket, the yellow and green two-color wire is connected to the E position (that is, the 3 horizontal wires you said one is shorter than the other), the red live wire is connected to the hole in the middle of the switch, and then use a small short wire from the other hole of the switch to the L position on the socket, the principle is very simple, when the water heater plug is plugged into the socket, because the live wire is controlled by the switch, the switch is disconnected, and the water heater power supply is disconnected, so it does not work, the switch is closed, and the power supply is connected, You should know this, hehe, usually the plug is plugged into the socket, and you can control the water heater with a switch.
It is estimated that the capacity of the wire used in your bathroom socket line is not enough, or the power of your electric water heater is too large and exceeds the maximum load of the line.