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Anonymous users2024-01-241. Your line or load has a short circuit or grounding 2. Your air switch is faulty and can't be closed (the switch is not broken, and it generally does not catch fire, if it is on fire, it means that you still have a high-power load behind the switch, so it is on fire), please check according to the situation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a short circuit somewhere in the kitchen or a burned-out kitchen appliance.
1.There may be short circuits in living room wiring, electrical appliances, wiring boards, etc. >>>More
There is a short circuit, first of all, the electrical appliances such as rice cooker, induction cooker, electric oven, etc. are all unplugged, if it can be closed, it means that the electrical appliances have a short circuit, still can not be explained, indicating that the circuit has a short circuit, you can check whether the socket has a short circuit, one by one to eliminate.
The load is a bit tight, such as when the refrigerator is started, and it is difficult to close, but if it is so long. It can be considered that there are other problems.
Hello; Replace this empty open, the reason is that the internal structure of the empty open is out of order, resulting in the failure of the locking function, you change a slightly larger air open to try it, if it is a leakage protector, there is no need to change the big one, the same model can, I hope it can help you.
Turn off all kitchen appliances, unplug and push the electric switch, if it still trips (or there is a spark when pushed, there should be no spark if there is no connection of electrical equipment), it means that the kitchen circuit socket is damaged, there is a problem in the middle of the line (including buried line), check and eliminate; If there is no tripping phenomenon, it means that the kitchen appliances have leakage and wiring, and the connection of one appliance to another, use the elimination method to find the fault location.