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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hurry up and check your wires, whether there are wires passing through below your faucet, including the ground near the basin, cut out and re-offline, there must be a leakage place, it is very dangerous and easy to be electrocuted, and you must not be sloppy to deal with it immediately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It may be that the current is overloaded, and the one outside you are only 10A, and the one at home is 32A, which means that the home does not work at all! However, 10A can not be used over 3000w electrical appliances, you see how much power your boiling plumbing treasure, if it is very large, then change the outside gate to a larger one, if it is leakage, you are in the process of use, the gate can not be closed, so the use of the process of falling off, may be caused by overload protection!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22First of all, look at your brake, which is a leakage protector, not an air switch. If it is an air switch, only the 10A air switch is replaced. If it's a leakage protector, it could be a leak from your plumbing package. It's best to find a professional electrician to check it out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You can change your 10A to 16A to look down, if it doesn't work, then you can only change a bath bomb to see, and then how big your total empty opening is, just change to a bigger one.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Could it be that the water got into the plug and caused a short circuit so it tripped?
In order to save money, some rental landlords use the cheapest single-core wire (hard wire) for the wires at home, because the contact area between this wire and the socket panel is small, which will cause the socket to often burn out or the meter to trip, which will cause fire hazards in serious cases.
Why are kitchens and toilets made of marble or tiles, think about it.
Indicates that there is a leakage of electricity in the toilet socket.
This one climbed up from the place where it was launched, not from the head. Scientific name: Midge (Moth midge) – these two are its larvae.
Unplug all electrical appliances in the room without power to see if they still trip. If it doesn't jump, there is a problem with the electrical appliance. If it is still tripped, remove the main switch box cover, remove the lower end line of the trip switch, and then see if the switch is still tripped, if it is still tripping, the switch itself is faulty, and it is good to replace it. >>>More