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No Electricity in Part of Single-Family House: Outlets, Lighting, Induction, 3-Phase Issue?

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  • #1 16917686
    Janusz_85
    Level 8  
    Hello. Unfortunately, I cannot find the relevant section. Moderator please move to the appropriate section. A new single-family house, only used for 6 months. Turned on TV and Christmas tree. Suddenly everything goes out. SES worked on the board, also in the main box in front of the house. After turning everything on, in some rooms there is electricity in the sockets but there is no light, e.g. the kitchen - the fridge works, the sockets also, the induction does not work, the lighting does not work either. The dressing room is light but there is no electricity in the sockets. Is it possible that there is no single phase??
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  • #2 16917731
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    The fairies are on vacation, and anything is possible. Look for an electrician, not the one who performed the installation, and let him check the whole thing, because the symptoms are disturbing.
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  • #3 16917783
    mawerix123
    Level 39  
    Janusz_85 wrote:
    Is it possible that there is no single phase ??


    There are many indications of this.
  • #4 16917818
    osiniak75
    Level 35  
    Janusz_85 wrote:
    Is it possible that there is no single phase ??
    It is very possible that the connection on one of the supply phases was damaged during the short circuit, but such a defect can only be found by a qualified electrician with valid medical examinations and a qualification certificate E

    Moderated By retrofood:

    Are you conscious

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  • #5 16917829
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist
    osiniak75 wrote:
    Janusz_85 wrote:
    Is it possible that there is no single phase ??
    It is very possible that the connection on one of the supply phases was damaged during the short circuit, but such a defect can only be found by a qualified electrician with valid medical examinations and a qualification certificate E

    Damn it. I do not have current medical examinations (i.e. certificates).
    Of course, I have a qualification certificate.
    And I can indicate a certified electrician immediately. Something's writing on the forum.
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  • #6 16917845
    Janusz_85
    Level 8  
    retrofood wrote:
    The fairies are on vacation, and anything is possible. Look for an electrician, not the one who performed the installation, and let him check the whole thing, because the symptoms are disturbing.


    I guess the forum is there to ask. The electrician is very good, proven and does a lot of home and other investments. I just asked because I want to report it to the Energi operator.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    mawerix123 wrote:
    Janusz_85 wrote:
    Is it possible that there is no single phase ??


    There are many indications of this.

    Thanks.
  • #7 16917873
    emigrant
    Level 29  
    The author of the topic, a new house, and why is there no 3-f control lamp in the switchboard? This is probably not required by law, but it's worth having. Saving on something like that is overkill. This is enough information for the householder whether there are or not 3 phases. Aside from the fact that the lamp may burn out, etc.
  • #8 16917878
    retrofood
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Janusz_85 wrote:

    I guess the forum is there to ask. The electrician is very good, proven and does a lot of home and other investments. I just asked because I want to report it to the Energi operator.

    You can ask, but what you have presented does not give rise to a credible answer. And if the electrician is so good, why don't you ask him? And you don't have to report anything. Energi is not interested in your installation.
  • #9 16917949
    djlukas
    Level 27  
    I would like to have clients like here, as some where, in the event of serious failures, instead of calling the electrician who performs the installation, they are looking for advice on the forum. They call me with just any crap.
  • #10 16917970
    Janusz_85
    Level 8  
    retrofood wrote:
    Janusz_85 wrote:

    I guess the forum is there to ask. The electrician is very good, proven and does a lot of home and other investments. I just asked because I want to report it to the Energi operator.

    You can ask, but what you have presented does not give rise to a credible answer. And if the electrician is so good, why don't you ask him? And you don't have to report anything. Energi is not interested in your installation.

    The electrician does not answer at this hour. They came from Energi. A fuse blasted on the transformer.
  • #11 16918063
    pol102
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Janusz_85 wrote:
    They came from Energi. A fuse blasted on the transformer.

    I do not know what short circuit you did but throw the insert into the trafo ... I do not believe.
  • #12 16918098
    CYRUS2
    Level 43  
    Janusz_85 wrote:
    They came from Energi. A fuse blasted on the transformer.
    pol102 wrote:
    I do not know what short circuit you did but throw the insert into the trafo ... I do not believe.
    Lack of selectivity at the customer and the fuse in the right place?
    I don't believe either.
    Electricians from ZE did not tell the truth.

    However, there must have been a reason for the fuses being turned off by the author of the topic.
    Check the receivers if any has been damaged.
  • #13 16922506
    wodzu12240
    Level 13  
    Sooner one of the tracks could not close again on the pre-meter protection and there was not one phase for that. They came turned off and turned on again and it worked. There is one more possibility, the author may have a power limiter and fuse links in the switch disconnector instead of a typical S-ki. As it is now in Tauron. Let the author write what protections on the building's power supply, because in my opinion it is not possible to activate the BM insert with a current of 63 or 80 A.
  • #14 20580269
    adrianmardaus
    Level 5  
    Hello
    I had that too. I short-circuited. After lifting the fuse in some of the circuits in the house, there was no electricity even though all of them were up. It was enough to lower and raise the main board in the fence (not at home) and everything was back to normal.
    Thank you for your help.

Topic summary

A user reported an electrical issue in a new single-family house, where certain outlets and lights stopped working after turning on appliances. An electrician had previously worked on the main board, but the problem persisted, with some rooms having power in sockets but no lighting. Responses suggested that a possible short circuit may have damaged a supply phase, and a qualified electrician should be consulted for a thorough inspection. Discussions also highlighted the importance of having a 3-phase control lamp in the switchboard for better monitoring. The user later mentioned that a fuse had blown on the transformer, which was addressed by the energy provider. Other users shared similar experiences and troubleshooting tips, emphasizing the need to check circuit protections and potential damage to electrical receivers.
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