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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is obviously a short circuit in the lamp, and the power is closed and transmitted without ruling out the short circuit, and of course it will trip. What bulb do you install? If it is an incandescent lamp, check whether the lamp head is short-circuited, whether there is a problem with the wiring of the lamp head, and if it is a fluorescent lamp, check the ballast line.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Downlight head short circuit. Remove all the lamps and try to open the gate again, and you can generally see a short circuit point that is charred and blackened.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It may be a light bulb or a short circuit in the wiring, you can check it.
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It should be a short circuit inside the bulb, which leads to an explosion, and at the same time the short-circuit current burns the wire in the lamp head. It should be the quality of the lamp, not the lampholder, because the lampholder will not blow up the bulb even if it is short-circuited. Check the wiring in the damaged lamp head, repair it and install the bulb.
Use the multimeter 250 volt AC voltage file to measure the voltage of any socket in the room, if the voltage is 240 volts and below, the voltage is normal, and the damage to the lamp is a quality problem. Above 242 volts is indeed too high voltage, which has exceeded the limit of the use of the voltage of household appliances. Other lamps and electrical appliances can be used normally, which does not mean that the voltage is not too high.
I think it's necessary, the brain structure is complex, and there is no bleeding, so it can only be said that there is no trauma, so it is better to check it and rest assured.