Most times the carbon core disintegrates over time and use. You might see a small burn mark on the fuse box. I had one where the fiber part of the cartridge completely disintegrated. You might also see bluish discoloration on one or both of the end caps.
You have a problem with the electrical circuit.
There are a couple of reasons why a headlight keeps blowing on a 2001 HyundaiÊ Elantra. There could be a problem with the ground circuit or the connector.
There is a problem with the radio itself, or there is a short in the wiring, or that circuit is overloaded.
can make a gun out of soap if you like, Problem is it blowing up in your hand. Wood will not hold the pressures of the fired cartridge.
You have a short circuit/over current problem with the circuit. If the wires are not touching metal, then the starter may have failed.
Found problem, intermittent short circuit problem in turn signal switch, replaced switch, problem went away.
If the problem is on the cartridge (as in your rather vague question) change the cartridge. You need to give more details for a specific answer.
It is going to take some detective work. Each circuit is protected by a fuse. Not knowing which circuit is at fault, you need to diagnose which circuit has a problem, then trace all the wiring looking for damaged or pinched wires involved with that circuit.
Resulted in. For example, "His drinking problem resulted in his arrest."
Blown fuses mean there is a short somewhere in the circuit. You need to trace it out to correct the problem.
You either have a dead short to ground somewhere or the circuit is overloaded. It will take some detective work to locate the problem.
If you are talking about automobiles, the purpose is to show you what is being powered by that fuse. This is typically used to diagnose a problem with a fuse circuit to discover what is shorting out and blowing the fuse.