Property fee for dormitory of forging factory

You should ask the landlord this question. Any indoor equipment is broken, the landlord will be responsible for the maintenance, unless you damage it artificially, you have to pay the maintenance fee.

My phone number is:11111; But where are you from?

Your question is whether the light is broken (depending on whether the light bulb or the light tube is good, if the light tube is used, it may be the vibrator or the light tube is broken) or the socket is broken? Still no power?

Let's talk about it first How much will you pay? I'm sure I can fix it; I said my phone number is:11111. I'm just kidding. I am from Guizhou, and now I am in Guizhou. How can I repair it for you? Let me analyze it for you: 1. Are all the lines in your house hidden? That is, they are all installed from the wall (almost all), right? If so, how can a mouse bite? So rule out this reason;

It is possible that the wires in your home are open wires. Otherwise, how do you know that the kitchen light is connected from the living room? But the wire of the socket will not be the same as the wire of the lamp, but it is a bit strange that the socket and the lamp are out of power at the same time. If there is a bright line, the mouse can see it with a bite. Please take a closer look at where it is. Just pick it up yourself. Is your house new or old? The house is too old, which may be caused by poor contact due to aging lines. If it is a new house (or not very old), that is another problem; 4. If your house is purely rented, there is a main distribution room, which is then distributed to all floors, then to individual suites or separate rooms, and then to electric meters (that is, electric meters), and then there is an automatic protection switch (I don't know if there is a rented room) to control the light lines and socket lines respectively. Some rooms are separate. If yes, you can see whether the automatic protection switch is fully open or fully closed.

If all the above methods fail, you must try to find a local electrician or a friend who is familiar with electricity. If not, you have to check out with the landlord and go to the dark.