Does Nobody Ever Wonder Why a Fuse Blows?
So often on this forum I read where somebody is having or had an electrical problem only to discover that "it was just a blown fuse" or tripped breaker, as if that was the problem, and when they repla...
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I've been troubleshooting electronics for my whole adult life. A blown fuse should be investigated, at least minimally, right away. If a second fuse blows, don't replace it until the problem is resolved. THE FUSE IS NOT A TROUBLESHOOTING TOOL! At the bare i, everyone needs to have a multimeter on board. Even if you can't use it, someone can help you that knows how.
Yes, there are fuses that are taken out by electrical phenomenon which are not a directly related RV problem, rather from some outside source. Just like another thread here lately, don't ignore a barking dog.
Yes, there are fuses that are taken out by electrical phenomenon which are not a directly related RV problem, rather from some outside source. Just like another thread here lately, don't ignore a barking dog.
