Re: O/T GMC blows fuses

Posted by Gene-AL on December 29, 2006 at 15:17:51 from (72.147.87.227):

In Reply to: O/T GMC blows fuses posted by David Gray on December 29, 2006 at 07:34:29:

Corrosion produces electrical resistance. Current flow through resistance generates heat. Enough heat conducted from corroded contacts into a fuse element will melt it and a blown fuse results. Can happen when fuseholder connections aren't clean, bright, and tight! Stick in a fuse, turn on the load for a while, then feel of the fuse. It shouldn't be hot (don't burn your fingers).
JMHO

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