I m wiring in my house and the electrician says I m making the wrong connection and my neighbor s ap

If there is evidence that it is due to you, then of course you are responsible, but if there is no evidence, you are not responsible.

And now it is one household and one meter, and the lines in their own homes will not affect the electricity consumption of other homes.

The wiring error in your own home will only lead to no power in your own home or no power in the whole unit, and will not cause the neighbor's home appliances to burn, and the single-phase electrical appliances are generally caused by the disconnection of the zero line at the unit's total meter box, unless you move the zero line in the unit's total meter box when wiring, it will not cause the neighbor's home appliances to burn.

Each household should have a special meter, empty as a protection use, you wiring at home, as long as it is wired under your home meter, the wiring is wrong and has nothing to do with the home is not responsible, if you want to connect the wrong line on the public mainline, it is your responsibility.

No responsibility, the wiring in your own home will not affect the neighbor's house at all.

I am a junior electrician learner. Seeing about inductive load start-up will produce 4 to 7 times the starting current, and it will last for a while, and it will create a voltage drop.

If there are several sockets in a circuit and several electrical appliances are used, one of which is a 2000w electric hammer, then the starting current generated by the start will produce a voltage drop and will affect other electrical appliances, then other electrical appliances will be affected because of the low voltage.

I read people on the Internet that home appliances are often designed with under-voltage protection functions, and if the voltage is too low, it will stop working. But in recent years, I have seen some things about the voltage change in the cell that causes the home appliance to burn out. If the inductive load of large rate is started frequently, then there will be frequent occurrence of voltage sometimes normal, sometimes insufficient, is it in the case of this voltage sometimes insufficient and sometimes normal, under-voltage protection can not play a role.

The wiring electrician at my house said I made a mistake and my neighbor's appliance burned out, am I responsible? A, there is responsibility.

Legal Analysis: Damage to household appliances is a property loss, and the principle is to make up for the actual loss, which can be repaired (if it can be repaired), in-kind compensation and monetary compensation. Other losses caused by the wrong connection shall also be compensated.

Legal basis: Electricity Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 59 Where an electric power enterprise or a consumer violates a contract for the supply and use of electricity and causes losses to the other party, it shall be liable for compensation in accordance with law。 Where an electric power enterprise violates the provisions of Article 28 and Paragraph 1 of Article 29 of this Law by failing to guarantee the quality of power supply or failing to notify users in advance of interrupting power supply, causing losses to users, it shall be liable for compensation in accordance with law。

Article 60 Where damage is caused to a user or a third party as a result of an electric power operation accident, the electric power enterprise shall be liable for compensation in accordance with law。 If the power operation accident is caused by one of the following reasons, the electric power enterprise shall not be liable for compensation: (1) force majeure; (2) The user's own fault.

Where damage is caused to an electric power enterprise or other user due to the fault of a user or a third party, the user or third party shall be liable for compensation in accordance with law。

Summary. Hello, happy to answer your questions.

This liability is mainly compensated by the electrician, and you can take legal action.

If the electrician has a power grid company, you can find the company and let the company be responsible for compensation, or if the electrician works privately, you can also ask him to compensate.

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What should I do if the electrician wiring burns out all the appliances in my house.

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Hello, happy to answer your questions. This liability is mainly taken by the electrician's compensation cover and you can take legal action. If the electrician has a power grid company, you can find the company and let the company be responsible for compensation, and if the electrician works privately, you can also let him compensate.

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Hello teacher, yes, we have 40 households, 4 units of Shannai Gongpi Weiqiao, a few days ago, the electric master was wired in 3 units, after the wire, we burned a lot of electrical appliances on the same building were broken, our protection switch did not work, that is, the electrical appliances that are being used are broken, is it to compensate for this electric man.

Yes, you will need to be compensated.

How to get around. You have to find someone to compensate.

First at the electrician's power grid company, you and the power grid company can solve the problem privately.

If both parties are not satisfied, they can collect evidence and go through legal proceedings.

We only know that he is wired, there is no other evidence will he admit it, we only have multiple families out of the same evidence of burning electrical appliances, can the claim be successful.

Please wait a minute.

No evidence will certainly not admit it, and no evidence has little success rate.

Summary. There are only two situations that will cause damage to household appliances, one is that when the electrician repairs the circuit, the neutral wire is connected to the live wire, which causes the two-phase live wire (380V) to damage the electrical appliances when entering the home. The second is that the electrician broke the neutral line at the transformer and did not connect it, so that the user voltage with two-phase load will quickly rise to 380V and damage the electrical appliance.

Appliances damaged in both cases are repaired or compensated by an electrician.

If an electrician's mistake causes the electrical appliances in the home to burn out, whether to pay for a new one or repair it.

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Under normal circumstances, the circuit is short-circuited, and the appliance will not be damaged. Short circuit of the circuit may cause the switch to trip and leak and cause a power outage, or it may burn the switch on the circuit to return to the mind or burn the power off high wheel wire to cause a power outage, but it will not damage the home appliances.

There are only two situations of bridge digging that will cause damage to the electricity of the home, one is that when the electrician repairs the circuit, the neutral wire is connected to the live wire, which causes the two-phase fire branch carrying wire (380V) to damage the electrical appliances when entering the home. The second is that the electrician broke the neutral line at the transformer and did not connect it, so that the user voltage with two-phase load will quickly rise to 380V and damage the electrical appliance. Appliances damaged in both cases are repaired or compensated by an electrician.

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The zero line is loose. That's the right answer.

Summary. Hello dear, glad to answer for you. Of course, it is good to pay for the electrical appliances at home that are burned out due to the electrician's error, and the electrician's unit is the first to bear the liability for compensation. The electrician should be grossly negligent when the wrong line is connected, and the unit can recover from the electrician after compensation.

If an electrician's mistake causes the electrical appliances in the home to burn out, whether to pay for a new one or repair it.

Hello dear, glad to answer for you. Of course, it is good to pay for the electrical appliances at home that are burned out due to the electrician's error, and the electrician's unit is the first to bear the liability for compensation. The electrician should be grossly negligent in connecting the wrong line, and the unit can recover from the electrician after compensation.

The zero line on the outdoor pole was blown off by the strong wind, and the electricity burned out at home, only repaired, no compensation, and I bought a TV for less than a month! What to do?

If the negotiation is not good, you can sue the power supply department for compensation.