[header] How to find and clear a short on a " fused " circuit [title] Make a note/list of all the items that are not working on the circuit. [step] ( lights and appliances ) [title] If you live near an electrical supply house go and purchase a 220volt , 60 or 100 watt light bulb. [step] A standard bulb will also work, but a 220 volt bulb would be better.
[header] How to find and clear a short on a " fused " circuit [title] Make a note/list of all the items that are not working on the circuit. [step] ( lights and appliances ) [title] If you live near an electrical supply house go and purchase a 220volt , 60 or 100 watt light bulb. [step] A standard bulb will also work, but a 220 volt bulb would be better.
[title] Look for blue, or most fluorescent colored bulbs. [step] They are usually blue (if not, lower wattage fluorescent lamps work better) or neon colored. Still, if you don't have your own match, it would be useful to have one you can get for your next repair. [title] Look for any flaws in the wiring/circuit. [title] Remove the blown fuse and note the amperage. [step] If you look at the bottom of the fuse, the amperage will be stamped into the center contact. Test the voltage of your speaker so you can tell if it has a voltage over 50 volts. If you live near a power source such as a home generator use a voltmeter to inspect the voltage voltage.