I boil the eggs in the kettle. The water is boiled and automatically trip. In order to boil the eggs, I press the switch to stop the jump. Will it burn the line?
That won't happen. When the water boils, the water stays at the boiling point and does not continue to rise unless the water is dry. The kettle is not due to the fault of the trip trip, but the temperature controller detects that the temperature reaches the set value and the automatic power distribution system, which is different from the trip (which belongs to the fault protection), so you think the resistance temperature control action, not what danger, as long as you don't notice the water dry line.
Electric kettle can not boil eggs, because of its circuit design, there is a temperature control relay, when the water boiled, the relay is broken, and the switch does not matter. For reference only.
The simplest way to deal with it: put half boiled eggs, and when the water is boiling, add a little cold water. The water is too much. Pour it out and add cold water. Is that all right?.
