It's the fuse, Dummy

Re: It's the fuse, Dummy

Postby MelissaD » Mon Apr 06, 2015 12:23 pm

Wal-Mart (auto section) and Auto parts stores normally have packs of fuses with a puller (like tweezers) to make it easier to pull the bad fuse. They are often color coded and come in normal and mini size. As others have stated pretty much anywhere that deals with cars will have the spare fuses.

You can get little kits like http://www.walmart.com/ip/Cooper-Bussma ... t/20971316

I'd open the panel and verify the fuse size and see which sizes are more common. 10 or 15 amps are pretty common circuits. My water pump 10 amps and many of the outlets are 10 or 15 amp fuses.

I have a little box like this I keep all my fuses and spare light bulbs in http://www.walmart.com/ip/Plastic-Stora ... t/24741921

It's a no brainer :lol: Once you do it, you'll be a pro!
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Re: It's the fuse, Dummy

Postby Bethers » Mon Apr 06, 2015 12:34 pm

We even carry fuses at the store I'll be working this summer. Can find them most anywhere!
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Re: It's the fuse, Dummy

Postby snowball » Mon Apr 06, 2015 11:05 pm

something else I need to look for and find!! :lol: I do know that there is something by the bathroom sink that if something is blown I can push in
and reset what ever is blown...but the rest of them I don't know where they are unless in the storage on the left wall will have to check that out
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Re: It's the fuse, Dummy

Postby WickedLady » Mon Apr 06, 2015 11:16 pm

Your GFI outlets are usually near a water source like the kitchen sink, etc. as they are to prevent short circuiting and keep you safe from getting fried.
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Re: It's the fuse, Dummy

Postby Bethers » Tue Apr 07, 2015 3:12 pm

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snowball wrote:something else I need to look for and find!! :lol: I do know that there is something by the bathroom sink that if something is blown I can push in
and reset what ever is blown...but the rest of them I don't know where they are unless in the storage on the left wall will have to check that out
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Sheila, the door will not be hidden, unless you put something in front of it. Above is what mine looks like now, not quite the same as my last, but similar. In my last rig it was under the fridge. In this one it's under my bed.
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Re: It's the fuse, Dummy

Postby grammynmaggie » Tue Apr 07, 2015 5:39 pm

mine is under the refrigerator along with the breakers
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Re: It's the fuse, Dummy

Postby snowball » Tue Apr 07, 2015 11:23 pm

not under the fridge! will have to remember to look in the day time
thanks for the picture will give me an idea
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