Cougar landing gear fuse.

Painting it is a more permanent solution, duct tape may come off during your travels.

Yes, I put a piece of duct tape there.

magic43 wrote:
Just a suggestion. Drop the landing gear 1/2" and paint a black mark. This will become your limit and prevent future fuse failures.

This is what I did. Never did get around to using an auto-reset fuse. But having a warning mark pretty much eliminates the problem.

Just a suggestion. Drop the landing gear 1/2" and paint a black mark. This will become your limit and prevent future fuse failures.

bpounds wrote:
Assuming it is like my Cougar, it is an inline fuse holder, with a plastic cover. Open the cover and find a blade fuse inside. I've blown mine a couple of times.

Looks like this. It is the little black module dead center in this pic.

Had the same problem with my cougar. Once I found it I kept a supply of fuses on hand. Then I bought a reset-able fuse from Amazon.(Bussmann (BP/CB211-30-RP) 30 Amp Type-I ATM Mini Circuit Breaker) It auto resets and it wasn't that expensive.
Best wishes,
randy

Yes, I found it. Blew a few more fuses until I realized my jack was at the end of its range. Thanks.

Assuming it is like my Cougar, it is an inline fuse holder, with a plastic cover. Open the cover and find a blade fuse inside. I've blown mine a couple of times.

Looks like this. It is the little black module dead center in this pic.

When you find it, if it is a standard fuse replace it with an automatic reset fuse. Less than $5.

Could be an in-line or could be a dc circuit breaker........probably 30A

CB could be like this. May have a small button on side to reset.

Follow the wires from the landing gear switch. They run directly to the battery from the switch and there should be an in line fuse on the positive wire.