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no where near enough information. Purpose of circuit, number of additional circuits, are you tying into an existing circuit designing from scratch, Constant circuit, power option circuit (Turn signal, window, alarm) come on throw us a bone here Building a camping stove ehhhh? 12 volt D.C. heavy duty switch 60 ampre should suffice. Around 10 bucks 12 foot spool of 10 guage wire 15 bucks 10 guage inline fuse holder with 50 amp fuse 12 bucks Package of assorted wire ends 14 bucks (or solder and/or soldering iron) price of element unknown (never bought one before) Interstate Battery re-manufactured $25, new $90, deep cycle new $125 60 amp rheostat (to control temperature) 45 bucks Assuming you are talking about a heating element

i'am searching for switches or components that act like breakers but for low currents like 5A.

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I have an 85 Mustang 5.0 convertible. one day, the stereo stopped working. At the same time, the fuse for the gas door, courtesy lamp and key warning buzzer blew (one fuse). If i try to put a fuse in, it just blows. Does anyone have an idea of where the short could possibly be? or can a component on that circuit fail and cause a short?

If the an aftermarket radio was installed, the wiring may of been done using just electircal tape, as some fly-by-night people do. Over time the wires may become loose, and hit a ground. Take the radio out and look to see.

i have checked several components and it doesn't start

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At the mercedes made in 1983, 300sd, which fuse is for the clock?Which numbers are on the fuse itself, or which position is the fuse among the other fuses in the row?

If your clock has stopped working in your W126, it is most likely not a fuse problem but instead the clock is broken. Below is a link on a step by step DIY guide on how to fix the clock. Edit: Sorry I couldn't be of help but I could tell if I was back home and took a look under my hood and the fuse box. I am currently on business in Korea and won't be back home until Oct. 3rd. I believe the fuse box label tells you which fuse it is, and fuse is used for other electrical components too. Below I found some more links dealing with the fuses in a W126. Take a look at the w126.pp.ru/fuse.htm link towards the bottom of the page (fuse #13).

I like using recycled objects for art. I was wondering what kind of tools I'd need to first cut and then weld/fuse pieces of found metal for small to medium sculptures. I don't want to buy a whole workshop! Also something small that I can use to fuse or shape plastics. Safety tips for doing this kind of thing are appreciated. Thanks!

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I have a 240 watt car amp and every time i put my ground wire in the fuse blows and the only other thing i have hooked up is my power no speakers or remote just the ground and power can someone please help me?

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I posted yesterday about my TV. Now mind you I'm not an educated electrician but I'm no amatuer either. I have repaired our microwave, dryer, dishwasher to name a few. So I took our not working TV apart yesterday and found a blown fuse. Is there only one fuse to replace by the way? We live in a small town with no stores, so I decided to take a fuse out of one of our other TV's. It said it was a 125/ 4A just like the other one. I got it put in, put the TV back together, plugged it in and POP. There was a big pop, small spark at outlet. What did I do wrong? Shouldn't the fuse have been the same? Any suggestions or idea's. My friend is taking the old fuse to the store to get a new one, should I try this again or will it make more problems? Thanks Everyone for reading.

I think this is one of the biggest mistakes that most people with some knowledge make. Televisions are very complicated and sensitive electronics. If you do not have any training you SHOULD NOT FOR ANY REASON TRY AND REPAIR ONE YOURSELF. Instead of having a dead fuse, you might have just ruined your tv. You might have had a static discharge which in turn might have fried your TV all together. Not to mention the amount of voltage that runs through your tv. It probably couldn't have killed you, but you could have gotten a very bad electric schock. PLEASE do yourself a favor and just take it to a shop next time, might spend more money, but at least you're not putting your health at risk!