Ok, so not exactly an "electronics" question but I think it still applies as a general question.
I have a GE Constant On Xmas tree and it appears as though they use a non-removable fuse bulb which is blown, which causes the entire row to fail. The plug itself has two fuse already.
Does anyone have any idea why a fuse bulb is required when the plug already is fused? It just seems like it doesn't serve any purpose and just adds on more failure point.
Thanks,
G-Laser
I have a GE Constant On Xmas tree and it appears as though they use a non-removable fuse bulb which is blown, which causes the entire row to fail. The plug itself has two fuse already.
Does anyone have any idea why a fuse bulb is required when the plug already is fused? It just seems like it doesn't serve any purpose and just adds on more failure point.
Thanks,
G-Laser
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