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RS0 Series powder-filled fast acting fuse

RS0 Series powder-filled fast acting fuse

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It is applicable the condition with 50Hz (or 60Hz), rated voltage750Vand below, rated current 30A-600A the chief effect is to protect against over load and short circuit for element of silicon rectifier and complete sets.


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Q: i have a 97 toyota camry and this fise keeps blowing in my car its is a 10A fuse and the fuse says 30 on it when it blows the car battery jus dies fast and over time like i will turn on the windhild wippers and the cd player will turn off i replaced the fuse 9 times and they all blown the last 1 i put in lasted for about 3 days but now they jus keep blwong what could be the problem please help me.
you have a short.a pos wire that is groundedya need a pro to help ya
Q: 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.
This means you've got something seriously wrong with something else in the TV, this one's not going to be as simple as replacing a blown fuse. The line fuses in a TV generally don't blow unless something MAJORLY wrong happens to it. What this is, it's hard to tellbut obviously something is dead shorted if it caused the fuse to pop instantly and cause that much current draw at your electrical outlet. Not knowing your exact level of skills, I'm not sure if you'd be able to fix this. You basically have to find the bad component(s) in the thing and replace them, and the problem could be anywhere, however.TV's suck a lot of juiceand there's all kinds of high-voltage running around (like upwards of 40,000 volts on the anode lead of the flybackit's the big red cable on the suction-cup insulator on the back of the tube)and unless you've messed around with these things before, it's not advisible you try to fix it yourself. I've worked on all kinds of things to.and it was a long time before I had the knowledge and skills to be able to fix TV's So, don't change the fuse again, you're just causing further damage to a lot of things by doing that.
Q: i have checked the fuses. they are good. can i just replace the bulbs or does the whole component need to be replaced?
Either the turn signal switch or turn signal relay. If the green light comes on when you put the lever in the turn position, check for burned out bulbs, front and rear. If the bulbs are OK, replace the flasher relay. Master tech 40 yrs.
Q: I have a variac transformer rated at 7.5 amps but the fuse burned out. I want to increase the rating to 20 amps, can I do this by replacing the fuse with a 20 amp fuse?
The weakest link in a Variac is the carbon commutator wiper (the part that rotates on the exposed adjustable winding). While the Variac may tolerate a 20 amp fuse rating for a short period of time - the wiper will soon burn out and become intermittent or open due to excessive current. Try a 7.5 amp slo-blow fuse instead of the conventional fuse. This will give the variac more surge protection and provide the same capacity as a higher rated fuse for a short period of time and still prevent permanent damage to the wiper/winding components.
Q: For my 2005 chevrolet malibu maxx, the front left turn signal isn't working. I changed the bulb still the bulb comes on; but doesn't blink. Per the manual, there's 3 fuse boxes. However, none of the fuses are called turn signal. One is called left headlamp low beam.In summary, does anyone the location for the turn signal fuse for a 2005 chevrolet malibu maxx? Thanks
Either under the dash on the drivers side or out under the hood.
Q: I don't want any theories or speculations. I want a real documented electronic device. Oh and no ancient astronaut theories either.
Baghdad potato it was used for a light bulb
Q: 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?
You either have a short somewhere, or you're pushing too much juice through. Make sure that you aren't causing a ground loop somewhere in your wiring, and that all of your wiring contact points are clean and secure. Also, I hope you're disconnecting the battery anytime you're working on any electrical wiring in your car? Doesn't matter if the car is off, the battery still contains an electrical charge, ready to blow whatever component you try to hotwire into a live wire; remember, this is (DC) direct current. I'm assuming the fuse blows as soon as you reconnect the battery after running and terminating the wiring down. If this is not the case, next time disconnect the battery, complete the amp power/ground connections, replace the fuse, and then re-connect the battery. If it still blows you have a short somewhere, most likely being a bad grounding point, or a grounding loop.
Q: If I remove the fuse for my check engine light on my 95 tercel will it affect any other components
go to a shop and have them see what the problem is by checking the computer
Q: car radio
Protection
Q: I am replacing it in a UPS back up energy for my computer.please if you dont know dont answer, dont guess.
yes you can, 1 amp wont hurt it at all. just do it in a static free area.

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