Incorrectly connected meters in a new apartment
Hello.
1. In four places in the new apartment from the PIK bulbs constantly burn out / explode when turned on, after replacing with less powerful 40W ones, they began to burn out less often (once a week). In one of the rooms, the smell of burning wiring when the lamp is turned on. What to demand from the developer / UK? To search for short circuit in the apartment network? The Criminal Code is freezing, there has been no answer for a month now.
2. The lamp burned out again yesterday. For the first time, the ouzo worked in the general floor guard. I was surprised that the ouzo worked for the next apartment. It turned out that the e / counters are incorrectly connected. Conditionally., Apartment number 1 and number 2 are mixed up.
What to do?)
1. In four places in the new apartment from the PIK bulbs constantly burn out / explode when turned on, after replacing with less powerful 40W ones, they began to burn out less often (once a week). In one of the rooms, the smell of burning wiring when the lamp is turned on. What to demand from the developer / UK? To search for short circuit in the apartment network? The Criminal Code is freezing, there has been no answer for a month now.
2. The lamp burned out again yesterday. For the first time, the ouzo worked in the general floor guard. I was surprised that the ouzo worked for the next apartment. It turned out that the e / counters are incorrectly connected. Conditionally., Apartment number 1 and number 2 are mixed up.
What to do?)
Hello! What is peak? This is probably the name of the developer? Yes. It is necessary to demand troubleshooting of wiring, because according to your story, I realized that not only the problem is in the apartment, but also in the floor board. Perhaps a bad zero contact somewhere and a phase imbalance occurs - then the voltage in the apartment will increase or decrease depending on the load, so lamps can burn out, etc.
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