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Old 10-09-2024, 02:47 PM
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Default GT 2100 -> Damaged fuse
Hello.

In the fuse box, someone can describe me or refer me to a WEB link to find out the reference of each fuse. I am making this request because a 30 fuse has been damaged, seems to have heated up. What can be the cause of damage ?

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Dirty and/or corroded terminals or wiring in general.
Cruddy wires & such causes high resistance and related heat.
Plastic does not like heat.
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Agree totally, corrosion is not your friend.
If you are asking, those fuses are auto parts store items.
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I need Lucy to splain to me...
high current causes heat....heat melts plastic
corrosion causes high resistance.....
high resistance reduces current....
how do corrosion make fuse melt???
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Corrosion allows arcing, and that makes heat.
Just like a loose Bat- tree terminal.
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I would think that added resistance causes more heat.
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