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Anonymous users2024-01-24The power supply is still ringing, and it is estimated that the power is running.
It is recommended to find an electrician as soon as possible to test whether there is leakage on the wall and lamp holder. With rewiring to change the lampholder, a short circuit can cause a fire.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Poor contact: just change the lampholder!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The dotted line of the lamp holder, it is impossible to cut off the power and the sound, there is no current after the power off, where is the sound of the circuit being connected virtually? Listen carefully to where the sound is coming from.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Find a professional electrician to test the circuit. There should be a problem with the circuit.
What to do if the toilet tank leaks and keeps making a sizzling sound >>>More
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.
The float valve in the tank was not closed, and the water level was high. There's a knob on it, so try to twist it in a counterclockwise direction. No, the rubber pad inside is broken, and it has to be replaced. It's cheap and easy to change.
It should be where there is no seal leakage, if you can't disassemble it, it's best to find a professional to disassemble it and reinstall it.
Is it the light or the switch? The light sound is generally the sound of the electronic ballast, which may be a quality problem or a matching problem, and the switch is generally a poor contact and needs to be replaced, otherwise a fire may occur.