SirChrisM New member Joined Nov 11, 2013 Messages 6 Points 2 Nov 20, 2013 #1 Hi again, I have a problem with my demister. For some reason the fuse keeps blowing. I have swapped the fuse 3 times now and it keeps blowing. Any ideas would be great. Thx
Hi again, I have a problem with my demister. For some reason the fuse keeps blowing. I have swapped the fuse 3 times now and it keeps blowing. Any ideas would be great. Thx
fingers99 Patron member Parked in the garage Written a guide Joined Mar 20, 2006 Messages 27,743 Points 4,561 Location Liverpool Nov 20, 2013 #2 Just guessing, but I'd suspect that the positive cable is earthing out on the body. Damaged insulation?
Just guessing, but I'd suspect that the positive cable is earthing out on the body. Damaged insulation?
blu73 Hold my beer. Staff member Parked in the garage Written a guide Uploaded a resource/download Written a review Joined Nov 5, 2004 Messages 19,076 Points 3,470 Location Thats need to know that is. Nov 21, 2013 #3 must be something like that to make it draw more current than normal. Its a really simple circuit afterall.
must be something like that to make it draw more current than normal. Its a really simple circuit afterall.
F flisko ` Parked in the garage Written 5 guides Joined Jan 20, 2013 Messages 6,122 Points 1,228 Dec 11, 2013 #4 use a fuse with more amps
fingers99 Patron member Parked in the garage Written a guide Joined Mar 20, 2006 Messages 27,743 Points 4,561 Location Liverpool Dec 12, 2013 #5 flisko said: use a fuse with more amps Click to expand... Health and Safely warning -- there is a fire risk!
flisko said: use a fuse with more amps Click to expand... Health and Safely warning -- there is a fire risk!
Noddy Bugs Beware!! Joined Feb 24, 2008 Messages 567 Points 199 Location Wisbech Dec 12, 2013 #6 Check that you are using the right fuse first. Does it blow straight away? if so points to short circuit, If not then more in depth fault.
Check that you are using the right fuse first. Does it blow straight away? if so points to short circuit, If not then more in depth fault.