Posted by pete 23 on July 22, 2013 at 19:11:34 from (74.47.41.165):
In Reply to: 1456 blowing fuses posted by MaverickM23 on July 22, 2013 at 14:42:31:
If it blows the element in the fuse you have a intermittent short some place. If it melts the ends of the fuse loose, gets hot, you have an over load or most likely a poor fuse holder causing resistance. Fuse must stay cool. If you mean the dimmer resistor is getting red hot I suspect you have too much load for that set up and splitting them off using relays is the answer. The switchs are fine when connections are in good condition and not overloaded with extra lights. It is the connectors that are on the small side for that many lights and have to be in very good condition. I use relays when adding extra lights or higher amp drawing lights.
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