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Anonymous users2024-01-24The most common problem is the elasticity of the shrapnel at the lamp base contact, or the oxidation of the electrode. Turn off the electric light, use a small driver to scrape the electrode with oxidation in the lamp holder, and pick the one with shrapnel. Re-center the bulb and twist it in slightly to ensure that the electrodes are in close contact.
That's fine. The sizzling sound is the sound of poor electrode contact and flashing fire.
This sizzling sound, you check to see if the gas pipe is leaking. If the faucet is not closed tightly, even small leaks are possible. The sound of the sewer, as long as you are not flushing, and if you are not flushing upstairs, it should not make this sound.
Was there a wire inside the crack in the wall before?
If it is a wire and there is a wire splice, there may be a poor contact, causing a noise. >>>More
Don't understand how there can be a toilet in the kitchen?
Is there a shortage of oil, add some lubricating oil to the door pivot and try it.
There are generally two situations of sizzling sound, 1, coil, abnormal work, heavy load, and poor quality itself can lead to this situation. 2. If the contact is poor, it will also make a sizzling sound. It is recommended that the night light be plugged in to see the situation.