Connecting Cable from House to Gazebo: Socket to Switch to LED Lighting Installation

Hello.
Yesterday and today there was an electrician for me to make arbors.
Yesterday he led the cable from the house to the gazebo.
Today he tried to make installations in the gazebo, he did it like this:

The cable from the house goes into the can in the gazebo in which it is extended because it cut too much ...
one cable goes out of the box and goes to the socket, then the cable goes out to the single-pole switch (the brown one is separated at the top and the other at the bottom and the blue one goes all the way) and then from the switch the cable goes to the place where it is to be power supply to which LED lighting will be connected
My problem looks like this:
After my return from work, I found the installation as I described it, a few beers and an electrician sleeping in the gazebo ... so I chased him because after waking up he could barely stand.

I wanted to see if what he did was working so I connected the plug to the cable that was supposed to be plugged into the house (unfortunately he didn't make it before he got tired) and plugged into the socket but unfortunately "knocks out the plugs"


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It could be (socket, switch, lamp output) distributed from the box, but the sense of connections is identical. If it is connected this way, then there is no right to "blow traffic" as you called it.

And the protective conductor is where it is?
And what does it mean to break the traffic jams? Is the circuit breaker or residual current device working?

Is the power supply and lighting or just the end of the cable?

Protective conductor probably sold for scrap, judging by its retention. While writing the traffic jams I meant that the fuse lever s301 falls
Adds photos of connections

And I see a blue plug in the switch - and it was just going through

Chris_W wrote:

And I see a blue plug in the switch - and it was just going through

And in addition, it is not known where the brown is connected.

In fact my error is sorry, brown is flying past.
Brown is connected below in this orange connector

Chris_W wrote:

Is the power supply and lighting or just the end of the cable?

there is only the end of the cable.

This installation cannot be put into service because of

No protective conductor
Incorrectly selected wire cross sections
Connecting socket circuits and lighting.

mawerix123 wrote:

This installation may not be approved.

Why?

Any ideas what can cause a short circuit? the cables are well connected?

gaga88 wrote:

In fact my error is sorry, brown is flying past.
Brown is connected below in this orange connector

This would have to be replaced: brown should be routed through the switch and blue connected at the cube. You should also make sure that the brown wire is a phase and the blue wire is zero (neutral). For testing, the cable going to the lamp should have separated and insulated ends.

Gentlemen, be serious, the color change on the switch will not improve anything here, this pseudo installation is broken !!! don't even suggest to the author about it thing framed he tinkered because if he actually started it he would kill someone or a gazebo in the end.
The installation should be carried out from the beginning using the cables intended for this purpose with the appropriate number of wires and not the extension from the night lamp.

stanislaw1954 wrote:

This would have to be replaced: brown should be routed through the switch and blue connected at the cube

of course I will exchange. can this cause a short circuit?

stanislaw1954 wrote:

You should also make sure that the brown wire is phase and the blue wire is neutral (neutral)

It is not yet permanently connected so I will definitely connect brown as a phase.

stanislaw1954 wrote:

For testing, the cable going to the lamp should have separated and insulated ends.

he left such an orange in the connector and I insulated it.

mawerix123 wrote:

Gentlemen, be serious, the color change on the switch will not improve anything here, this pseudo installation is broken !!! do not even suggest the author to tinker with this ULEPA because if it actually activates it, it will kill someone or eventually a gazebo.
The installation should be carried out from the beginning using the cables intended for this purpose with the appropriate number of wires and not the extension from the night lamp.

By all means everything can be changed but I will probably do it myself because in this village it's hard for any electrician. I can change the wires, it is just how it should be connected and what in this installation can cause a short circuit.

gaga88 wrote:

he left such an orange in the connector and I insulated it.

I hope not connected both together (blue with brown).

stanislaw1954 wrote:

gaga88 wrote:

he left such an orange in the connector and I insulated it.

I hope not connected both together (blue with brown).

I checked, they are separately.

Well, either you have drawn the diagram incorrectly or show the connection in the can.

stanislaw1954 wrote:

Well, either you have drawn the diagram incorrectly or show the connection in the can.

the box is just to extend the cables and hide it somewhere.
in the orange connector
brown with brown
blue with blue.

A short circuit must be somewhere, since it turns off the circuit breaker.

stanislaw1954 wrote:

A short circuit must be somewhere, since it turns off the circuit breaker.

So I have to understand that everything is connected well only short circuit must do somewhere on the cable? Tomorrow I will trace the whole cable or somewhere it is sometimes damaged.

Also, I will probably list everything as mawerix123 wrote

If you can, please help how it all looks to be safe and working.
What cables, what connection diagram.
thank you in advance.

Hello, I have a similar problem, you could click what it looks like, after connecting the power supply a fuse popped out

Correct the neutral (blue) in the right nest - currently one is wrapped around the other (inept turn?) It will certainly cause problems in the future. To throw away the protection, I do not know what to do - disconnect the receivers (LED power supply) and then check.

And isn't it by chance brown merging with blue in one clamp in the left nest?

Everything is already clear, by trial and error I connected a blue lighting box with a brown switch and the bulb lit, but another problem came out, on all yellow wires the test tube shows voltage, in the sockets on the pins also, I disconnected all yellow wires and what turns out is still electricity, the electrician came to me with the meter, the meter did not show voltage, WHY WHY THE YELLOW CABLES WHEN I CHECK A PROBE CANDLE - the strange thing is that these yellow wires are completely disconnected, nothing supplies them

Felas40 wrote:

THIS WHY THE YELLOW CABLES WHEN I CHECK A PROBLEM CANDLE - the strangest thing is that these yellow wires are completely disconnected, nothing supplies them

Voltage is induced in these wires because they are not connected anywhere but are near live wires. Protective conductors should be connected, but where it depends on the type of network and should be done by an electrician, and not just check the presence of voltage with a voltmeter.

When connected they also shone on the tube

Felas40 wrote:

When connected they also shone on the tube

They were connected, but to the grounding pins, and where is the other end?