No Electricity in Kitchen Sockets on Refrigerator Side: Identifying Cause & Solution

kebi88 wrote:

I have a question about connecting to electricity. Unfortunately, it is old construction, and there are two wires, no grounding.

kebi88 wrote:

earlier it was done so that the neutral wire went from the terminal to the pin ...

kebi88 wrote:

so I want to replace two sockets ...

lisiorrr333 wrote:

The sockets are in a loop from here, four wires

lisiorrr333 wrote:

You need to connect the wires by color to each other and to the socket to keep the loop

melpin wrote:

I agree with my friend 100%

lisiorrr333 wrote:

It will be fine, this is how I have all the sockets connected at home.

lisiorrr333 wrote:

And in the previous one you had the wrong thing that you wanted to remove the two wires connecting the two parts of the socket to each other. The socket might work if the loop is properly powered from both ends, but the loop itself would lose continuity.

lisiorrr333 wrote:

And that's the point, not to disconnect it anywhere, because then each socket gets power from both sides, with two independent 2x2.5mm cables. This gives greater reliability and safety, and the short circuit loop impedance in the circuit is reduced

kebi88 wrote:

I remove these factory cables from the new socket. Takkk ??

lisiorrr333 wrote:

The question was whether these two sockets were connected with each other with two additional wires,

lisiorrr333 wrote:

With all due respect, I think I know better how to install in my own apartment, right?