Good luck and please report back what you find.
#15 amp fuse how to
If paragraph 2 above is "greek" to you, it's time to call for a professional or friend close by that has a multimeter and knows how to use it. Breakthrough current, labeled on the fuse as IR, is the maximum current that a fuse can safely stop. 3.15: 250V AC: 35 A 250 V AC: 20mm: 1: Yes: UL Recognized Component, CSA Certified, IEC European Standards: 5. What I wrote above is easy for me because I've been doing troubleshooting like this for a long time (decades). Choose from our selection of 3.15 amp fuses in a wide range of styles and sizes. (Again, I doubt it.) Checking the isolated output wire(s) to the same return will also show if the short is somewhere "downstream" in the camper. Once the outputs are isolated the same continuity test of the green/white wire (to a known good negative side wire) will reveal if the short is in the panel. If not easy to isolate ("isolate" means remove it from the circuit by disconnecting it) I'd keep following the wiring with the goal of isolating the related circuit outputs from the Convenience Center Panel. /rebates/2fb2fElectrical-Power-Distribution-Fuses2f15-amp2f250-volts2fN-5yc1vZbtvmZ1z17lslZ1z1mp87&. 15 Amp Fuses McMaster-Carr (630) 833-0300 Clear All Current Show 15A Voltage 32V AC 125V AC 150V AC 250V AC 300V AC 500V AC 600V AC 1,000V AC 12V DC 32V DC 125V DC 160V DC 170V DC 200V DC 250V DC 300V DC 500V DC 600V DC 1,000V DC Fuse Type Manufacturer Equivalent Protection Type Time Delay Fast Acting Overall Length 0. Availability: Typically ships to Wheeler in 5-10 business days. At this point what I'd do next is based on what I found-if easily isolated I'd do so. FUSE,15 AMP - AUTOMOTIVE MINI / 32V / BLUE, 50 ea / pkg (0.14 ea). (It will-that's why the fuse is blowing.) Find where that green wire goes to the Convenience Panel. With a multimeter, confirm the green/white wire has a direct short to a ground point. Leave the green/white wire disconnected from the fuse board. There is a very high probability the fuse will NOT blow, thus the problem is NOT in the "fuse board".Ģ) REMOVE ALL POWER AGAIN.
#15 amp fuse install
Install a new fuse into the board and apply power.
(In your picture, the output wires are on the right side.) Cap that wire or cover with a piece of electrical tape (just temporarily). With ALL POWER OFF remove the green & white wire on the output side of the board. The exact steps are difficult to convey as each discovery may lead to a different next step.ġ) What you're calling the "fuse board". The only way I know to troubleshoot a problem like this is with a multimeter. Unlikely the control panel or convenience center are bad.
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