Fuse Problem?
03-09-2005 | 12:40 PM
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Re: Fuse Problem?
Originally Posted by zog02
Iggy...your exactly right. I looked at that website and my breakers are the 412's. I am going out and check the wiring right now. I have a about 8 accessories breakers that are not in use so I am hoping I can just take one of them and replace the bad ones vice buying all new ones. We will have to see. Thanks again for all the replies....I love this site.
03-10-2005 | 06:19 PM
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From: Denham Springs, La.
Re: Fuse Problem?
Yep, Formula definitely went with the best using ETA. They are still standard issue in aviation. I bought one from my local electronics vendor some time back but now ETA has raised their minimum order so gotta go through Formula. Not a big deal though.
Hey Zog, just remember if you take a spare breaker to replace the one that's bad, don't use a larger amperage breaker than is currently in that circuit. The wire gauge and the circuit breaker are a package deal. If you oversize the breaker you leave the wire vulnerable. Not trying to tell you your business just a friendly reminder since you volunteered that you weren't an electrician. I work for the local utility company.
Hey Zog, just remember if you take a spare breaker to replace the one that's bad, don't use a larger amperage breaker than is currently in that circuit. The wire gauge and the circuit breaker are a package deal. If you oversize the breaker you leave the wire vulnerable. Not trying to tell you your business just a friendly reminder since you volunteered that you weren't an electrician. I work for the local utility company.
