A/C was blowing cold for awhile then all of sudden it's not cold. 10 amp fuse was burnt and then I put a new 10 amp fuse it blew cold for 5-10 minutes then fuse burnt again. I put a 15 amp that also burnt I put a 30 amp that burnt also. Compressor was changed a month ago everything was fine until now. What causes that to happen?
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Saturday, July 25th, 2020 AT 6:29 AM
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ASEMASTER6371
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Good afternoon.
You never, never ever put a higher amp fuse in a circuit. You may have cause wiring damage from the 30 amp fuse. The wire will overheat from the excess current flow in the wire.
Anyway, can you tell me the fuse number or what it was marked in the fuse block?
I attached a wiring diagram for you to view. Can you tell me which 10 amp fuse failed?