…e poi ho riattivato il pulsante di accensione dal pannello e l’alimentazione si è riaccesa. Niente scintille, niente fumo. Dovrei preoccuparmi di aver colpito un cavo da qualche parte?
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di tom_bishop_
…e poi ho riattivato il pulsante di accensione dal pannello e l’alimentazione si è riaccesa. Niente scintille, niente fumo. Dovrei preoccuparmi di aver colpito un cavo da qualche parte?
https://i.redd.it/fyqteqveo7uc1.jpeg
di tom_bishop_
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I highly recommend calling an Elektriker because you definitely hit a cable
It’s literally next to an outlet. Did you check the wall beforehand with a beeper?
At least your still alive
You drilled in the electric wiring zone hit a wire, causing a short that triggered the fuse. The cables at this point are no longer insulate. Please call an electrician. Electric wiring zones are standardized in Germany. 15cm from the neighboring wall and ceiling, and 15 to 30cm from the floor. Or pretty much above and below light switches, and left and right of wall outlets.
Never drill directly horizontally or vertically from a socket or a switch!
Never drill parallel to a power outlet.
Someone installed this without knowing Installationszonen.
You big doofus are lucky that you are still able to ask this question.