The newly bought oven needs to be empty for a while to burn 1600W, and after a few minutes the wall

This may be caused by a short circuit inside the socket and burned, at this time you need to disconnect the main switch, and then use a tool to remove the burned socket, and then use a multimeter to detect whether there is a short circuit problem, if there is, you need to eliminate the fault first, or replace a thicker wire, and finally install a new socket, so that it can be restored to normal.

Precautions for the use of the new oven:

1. Look at the oven and accessories.

Before using it, check if the device and accessories are in good condition and if they are working properly.

2. Placement of the oven.

Before use, it should be placed out of the reach of children, both flat, ventilated, and free of moisture, so that the device is less likely to be damaged. In addition, a certain gap should be reserved around the equipment, which cannot be close to the wall, otherwise it will affect the heat dissipation.

3. Look inside the oven.

When in use, you can't put anything on the equipment, and you should use a special container for heating, and do not use stainless steel or plastic products, which will affect the occurrence of **, melting and other problems.

4. Leave the oven idling.

Before using the appliance to heat the food, let the oven run for a few minutes and repeat it 2-3 times for better odor removal and disinfection.

5. Avoid burns.

When the equipment is heated, the temperature inside and outside is relatively high, so it is best to wear heat-insulated gloves to pick up the food so that it will not be burned.

1. During the use of the 1600W oven, if the socket is short-circuited and burned, the short-circuit inside the socket should be considered.

2. Troubleshooting and resolution.

1. The external circuit or equipment of the socket is short-circuited, which may cause the superior circuit breaker to trip, but will not burn the socket;

2. If the electrical power is too large and exceeds the load of the socket, it will not burn the socket, and it can only cause the upper circuit breaker to trip.

3. The internal structure of the socket is relatively simple, and the socket that has been used for a long time or is of relatively poor quality may have loose and deformed internal springs, resulting in a short circuit in the internal structure, and then a breakdown and burn-out accident, because the current of high-power electrical appliances is large, once a short circuit occurs, the high temperature generated by the instantaneous high current will burn the socket.

4. After checking the line and eliminating the hidden danger of failure, replace the burned socket again.

Things can not be inferred, should be checked, the socket structure is relatively simple, disassemble to see if there is a short circuit breakdown, can be replaced. Because the current of high-power electrical appliances is large, it is easy to have the problem of poor contact ignition and burning of the contact point, and the possibility of the embedded wire being burned is small, but if the embedded power line is overloaded, the possibility of burning is not ruled out, and the socket fault should be eliminated first.

As a rule of thumb, the line in the wall should be fine.

The popping sound is made when the inside of the socket is deformed due to overheating and deformation, resulting in a short circuit.

Here's how to deal with it:

1. Cut off the total power supply;

2. Remove the socket and give it up permanently. Replace the socket with better quality, and the wiring must be tightened and must not be loosened;

3. Power on.

Based on the situation you described, it should be that the socket panel is damaged, and the wires in the wall are disconnected from the socket panel, at least one wire. When processing, there is a power outage. If not, hire an electrician. Buy a new socket panel and connect it solidly. The line is fine.

Solemnly tell you: The electrician master said "repair electricity to find an electrician, don't fool around".