What should I do if I owe money for 5 days, the property is cut off and a large number of electrical appliances are burned?

I agree with Chi Tangwei. What I want to say here is that there are some theories about this kind of thing.

As a service company, the property should first have the obligation to inform the owners. The electricity bill they give you should clearly indicate the time of payment and the consequences of non-payment or telephone and publicity. If so, the power outage belongs to their normal procedure; However, it should be noted that the property is not a power company and has no right to cut off power without permission. Even if they are electricity collecting units, it is still unknown whether they have the entrustment agreement of the power company and whether they have the power outage right to pay the electricity bill on time. Even if you break the contract first, even if the power company stops the power, there should be no abnormal response in the circuit after the brake is pushed, which means that the power outage is not complete and irregular! Therefore, after pushing the brake, the voltage was abnormal and the electrical appliance was burnt out.

Suggestion: Make evidence of the corresponding loss in time, contact a qualified circuit repairman for inspection, issue a certificate of the cause of electrical appliances burning, and report to the property leader. Don't be angry, be reasonable and be prepared for a protracted war (it is difficult to negotiate for two days). Once you lose your mind, things will become very complicated. Usually pay more attention to property communication. If we find that there is no electricity, we should call the property management company in time instead of stepping on the brakes ourselves, the problem will not be magnified. We should be aware of our responsibilities and try our best to reduce the losses caused to ourselves.

I hope it helps you.