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How To Test A Cartridge Fuse

13/10/04 at 7.35pm   /   by drair   /   0 Comment

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In order to test a cartridge fuse, you will need a multi-meter. With the tester on turn the dial to ohms on a lower setting. Place one end of lead on either side of the fuse. If the fuse is good, the tester should have little or no resistance showing on the meter. I tested several today and they all measured 0.5 ohms. If the fuse is bad, you’ll see an infinite reading, meaning the fuse link is blown.

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