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No Electricity in Apartment Sockets Despite Lights Working - What's the Issue?

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  • #1 5057531
    loki_82
    Level 10  
    Hello.
    In my apartment there is no electricity in all sockets. Only one test, what could be the reason?
    Light can shine in any room.
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  • #2 5057540
    biohack
    Level 16  
    The light and electricity in the socket are two different installations, it's best to look in a box to see if there is a short circuit
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  • #3 5057554
    loki_82
    Level 10  
    I know that light and electricity are different installations
    but why in 1 room there is electricity in the socket and in the other 2 there is no. Where it is not, it sparkles when inserting the plug.
    Remove the plugs?
    unscrew the socket and check that the cables are not loose?
  • #4 5057556
    radekrpisz
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    The fuses are operational? If you don't know it, don't mess with the electrical system. A professional will help.
  • #5 5057613
    mtracz
    Level 29  
    Yes, turn off (unscrew) the fuses and then you can safely get to the socket.
    If it sparks when inserting the plug, it could have loosened the cable or the holder ruptured and thus a short circuit.
    If you find nothing, screw everything up again and call a repairman. Sometimes think twice before correcting something. And protect yourself from being triggered by other people while you are picking. Always check that there is no voltage on the wires, even if you have removed the fuses, because maybe something is wrong in the installation and the voltage may still be there. Good luck
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  • #6 5057849
    AnnoDomi
    Level 27  
    If it is sparking, it is possible that the phase is and the neutral wire has been damaged (this is how the cables burn in the event of overloading the element and gradually burning out the contacts) - often the installation is divided into sockets instead of the box - it is simpler, but in the case of damage to the socket, it just flies all power from a broken socket. After turning off the power (cut off the fuses) to check with a tester whether there is a phase in the socket and successive control of the installation from the fuse board socket by socket until the problem is found.
  • #7 5059159
    andrzej000025
    Level 11  
    Maybe you have to connect sockets without socket, i.e. from socket to socket, now it is installed so often, it is enough that one socket does not connect, and other sockets also have no electricity.
  • #8 5094487
    AmaPanama
    Level 2  
    Hello
    I have a similar problem since yesterday
    I enter the house, I turn on the light in the large room and at the same time, 2 energy-saving fluorescent lamps on the ceiling shine,
    From now on, half of the sockets in my apartment are not working, all of them on the ceiling :(
    I have a box above the door and there are 2 overcurrent switches, one of which does not react at all ...
    I am asking for help, I don't know myself at all.
    best regards
  • #9 5094518
    pavulon
    Level 21  
    AmaPanama wrote:
    2 energy-saving fluorescent lamps on the ceiling burns to me


    It looks like it is much above 230V. Maybe it got hot somewhere in the N building.

    Disconnect the power and replace the fuse. It's best to ask a professional for help.
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  • #10 5095039
    EAndrzej
    Level 21  
    If you do not plan to say goodbye to your family and friends and escape to the other world - supposedly better - then do not try to do anything with such knowledge of the subject - not to mention the need for knowledge and qualifications - unfortunately, I advise you to call a specialist and wish him to be a specialist with true. :D
  • #11 5095079
    pavulon
    Level 21  
    Yes, surgery and electrical engineering cannot be done without sufficient knowledge!
  • #12 5096322
    AmaPanama
    Level 2  
    Therefore, I prefer to ask experienced people ...
    I'm not going to touch the electrics,
    Everyone has a different passion and knows something well :)
    have a nice weekend
  • #13 5823023
    gringo1990
    Level 1  
    So my problem is that the wires from the socket to two sockets and to 2 halogens when I connected everything, but after a while the fuse blew out when I turned it on and it turned out that there was no electricity in the socket. In my block, the sockets are connected (in series from one socket to the other and, surprisingly, in the socket preceding there is electricity) I attach photos to illustrate the matter, please
  • #14 5935045
    mtracz
    Level 29  
    If you need help, don't require users to pay you with points to download these pictures.
    Lack of voltage, slightly pull the wires that go from one socket to another and observe if you pull in one box, they move in the other because you may have a broken wire.
  • #15 5936816
    zbigmaz1
    Level 19  
    mtracz wrote:
    J then slightly pull the wires that go from one socket to the other and observe if you pull in one box, they move in the other because you may have a broken wire.

    If they are in pipes, you can check them, but where do you have all these sockets?

    Added after 56 [seconds]:

    AmaPanama wrote:
    Hello
    From now on, half of the sockets in my apartment are not working, all of them on the ceiling :(

    Interesting
  • #16 5945715
    mtracz
    Level 29  
    That's right. I only proposed this way. And I do not know how the installation is located in this case, because I did not see these photos.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an issue where an apartment has no electricity in the sockets despite the lights functioning. Various users suggest that the electrical installations for lights and sockets are separate, and recommend checking for short circuits, loose connections, or damaged wiring. It is advised to turn off the fuses before inspecting the sockets to ensure safety. Users also mention that sparking when inserting plugs could indicate a problem with the wiring, such as a damaged phase or neutral wire. Some suggest that if one socket in a series is faulty, it could affect others. The importance of consulting a professional electrician is emphasized due to safety concerns.
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