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DW17 Series Air Circuit Breakers

DW17 Series Air Circuit Breakers

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Q: Hi I have a 32v buss AGC 15A fuse that burned out can I put my buss AGC 20 instead or do I NEED to buy the 15Thank you,Rob
You can temporarily. In an emergency you can dothis. But ASAP, get the right fuse.
Q: 2000 malibu power windows will not work at all. replaced the circuit breaker and still does not work
Here are the components to check: The fuse, the window switch, the window motor and the regulator. The regulator is a cable mechanism that actually moves the window up or down (not the same as the motor). If it does not move at all, the fuse, switch and motor are the things to check first.
Q: I have this hot tub that froze and busted a lot of the lines going to the jets. I replaced all these and turned the power back on with one of the gates still in the closed position. Not usre if I damaged the pump or what but I can't get it to do anything but blow fuses. The readout says it's overheating. I took the motor cover off and spinned the porpelers and they turned good. Also the heat senor has melted out of the inline water heater and was wondering if these are replaceable. THis unit has two pumps and it is a fourwinds model 700 maverickThanks for any help
get two girls, that should unfreeze the tub or whatever i stopped reading after the first 5 words
Q: Causes 3 amps of current to flow to your stereo? Why is this a good thing?
I would think that if it had a 2 amp fuse, then 3 amps would fry your stereo. If you took out the 2 amp fuse and you got a 3 amp surge, then it is a good thing that you will have an excuse to buy a new stereo!
Q: 120A FUSE RATING1500 watt rms3000 peak Top of the line Components Heat Management System Built in sub-sonic filter High Efficiency Mosfet Power Outputs Built in Low Pass CrossOver - adjustable at 12 dB per octave Bass Remote Control Illuminated Logo Class A/B frequency response: 20-28KHz (2) 60A Fuses THD: .05 % S/N Ratio: Greater than 95 dB Input voltage: 11 - 14.4 volts Adjustable Input sensitivity: .2 MV - 5V bass boost control @ 45 hz - 12 dB 1 ohm stable 1 x 3000 watts @ 1 ohm 1 x 1500 watts @ 2 ohms dimensions: 16.92 x 2 x 11.5 inches
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Q: I have a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. A couple days ago the blower on the ac/heater stopped working (the light on the AC button doesn't come on either, which maybe connected to the blower) and along with that, my turn signals now won't work. The turn signal lights (both on the dash and outside) do work when the hazard button is on though. I've checked every fuse I could find underneath the dash and under the hood. Then yesterday it overheated, which makes me think the radiator fan won't run either, becuase if i keep it about 45mph it stays cool until I stop. Are these components tied together somehow? Is there a shared relay or something?
Fans usually have their own relays my car has two. Completely different systems would not be connected. Look in your owners manual there may be another fuse box. My daughter's car has 4 fuse boxes.
Q: Every morning when I get up, the battery is low. The battery is tested, good. Alternator is tested, and good. Something is shorting causing battery to slowly drain, and I'm about to start pulling fuses over night to get it narrowed down to single circuit if possible.
This may not be much help but I had the same problem with my Escape.After much trouble,I found out the radio was drawing current with the ignition shut down.It was getting hot.You might need to be patient with this and do what you said about pulling a fuse for the night until you narrow it down.For now double check the glove box light and radio.
Q: For professional mechanics. I have a 93 buik regal with a 3800. It has no ignition fire. It began with intermittent stalling but would start back up. Then it wouldn't start at all. The control module and coils have proven to be good (tested on another vehicle). It has new cam and crank sensor. Harmonic balancer has no damage to the interrupter rings. PCM is good (tested on another vehicle), Cam is turning and cam magnet is present. Performed a thorough continuity check on all wiring in the circuit from every single point, checks good. Still no fire. What did I miss? Remember, all components in the circuit is good and I'm positive the timing chain is not broken.
Fuses? You have to see if the Ignition module is seeing the crank sensor and is the PCM getting a signal from the Ignition module. These do have a high failure rate for wiring from the crank sensor to the ignition module. Is the module getting power on the Pink wire?
Q: I was just wondering what happens when an electrical component or circuit becomes 'shot' as we term it. Now I am studying engineering, and my field has delved slightly into electricity, so I understand electricity to a point. But anyone out their with a good understanding of electricity, what exactly goes wrong? Thanks.
The term shot as some engineers say, is used to describe a something that is malfunctioning or damaged to the point where it no longer works. Eg; The radiator on the car is shot, or the fuses are shot, Its not a technical term, rather slang. If you want to follow the correct wording, the part shold be called failed or defective rather than shot, as it conveys a cheap laid back worker (cowboy) rather than a qualified engineer.
Q: I tried to add a new radio to it. The wires touched each other, a spark. I tried to fix the fuses. I take one out while the car is on. And I try to start the car without the fuse. I did replace the fuse. The Turn signals still dont work, and neither does the dashboard light up. Why is that?
you blew a fuse. anytime you work with electronics on the car disconnect the negative on your battery. first rule or else you end up in your situation.

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