Weird electrical issue
The other day I noticed the lights in the garage of my toy hauler wouldn't come on. I looked at the panel and saw a red light on next to the fuse meaning there was a fault somewhere. I tried replaci...
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First you have to be able to read the fuse to tell if it is a short circuit or and overload that caused the problem. If an overload the metal part inside the fuse will have a portion in the middle where it has melted and left a gap. If it was a short there will be a black smoked area where the metal is gone and small droplets of metal deposited in the area.
It is a lot easier to troubleshoot when you know if you are looking for a overload or a short.
It is a lot easier to troubleshoot when you know if you are looking for a overload or a short.
