After the electric kettle has been boiled, the switch has not yet jumped. Listen to the "bang" at the socket. Then the air switch and the socket switch are tripped
It should be an electric kettle, electric kettle or short circuit, leakage caused too large power socket caused by damage, you first check the damage after changing the socket socket, try again, if still on the trip, repair the electric kettle.
You can check the repair, usually the thermostat or heating core damage.
There are two factors: 1, the bottom of the electric kettle sitting water, resulting in internal short-circuit. 2, the electric heating core and the shell are short circuited. Will cause the circuit breaker tripping, no need to repair, high cost. Change a new, next use, pot bottom and bottom seat must not have water or other liquid go in, this want safety, no guarantee.
