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2880, dumb question but..... Posted by Y2 e c l i p s e d, Jun-12-02 08:21 AM
on fuses does higher the number mean it has more resistance I mean more protection or is it vice versa?
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2881, RE: dumb question but..... Posted by XtremeRS, Jun-12-02 01:38 PM
A higher number fuse means it has more current carring capability. So a 25 amp fuse can let 25 amps of current through it, as a 15 amp will let 15 amps through it. Any more amps other than the rating on the fuse, it will blow. And a common mistake when people replace fuses that keep blowing, is that they put in a higher rated fuse for a lower rated one. Never do this, as the circuit was designed to be rated at the lower fuse..If a fuse keeps blowing, find the problem of why it is.
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