Isolating short circuits: A short circuit or ‘short’ is caused by accidental connection of differing voltages within a circuit. The typical result is to blow a fuse. This, in turn, leads to the affected circuit being disconnected and the relevant service – say, a tractor light – ‘switching off’. Here are just a few pointers that may help to isolate the area at fault, which is a frustrating job in itself
Basic Electrics Part III -Finding short circuits
Isolating short circuits: A short circuit or ‘short’ is caused by accidental connection of differing voltages within a circuit. The typical result is to blow a fuse. This, in turn, leads to the affected circuit being disconnected and the relevant service – say, a tractor light – ‘switching off’. Here are just a few pointers […]
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