You'll need to isolate the individual components and different branches of the wiring. With everything turned off or unplugged, use a meter across the fuse and find out if there is a short to ground. If there is, follow the wiring through to find the short. You'll have to find the individual connections and wiring branches. To do that, you'll need a wiring diagram. That kind of problem is frustrating and tedious to solve, but with a little effort and dedication and some natural ability, you can certainly solve the problem.
Probably a short in the wiring that you will have to trace in order to find it.
u will figure out if it is electric it doesnt have smoke
Hey LaMarcus==There is a short somewhere. You need to get a wiring diagram as I am quite sure the radis is supposed to be on a separate fuse not wired with the lights. GoodluckJoe
What type of furnace do you have?electric
One reason your home electric heater is blowing cold air is the heating elements are burned out. A bad thermostat may also be the problem.
What type of furnace do you have?electric
If the wind wasn't blowing and the train was moving it would blow south. If the train was stopped and the wind was blowing east the steam would be blowing east. Because the train is moving and the wind is blowing it would be moving both to the south and the east. diferent answer by another person me... An electric train does not have steam!!!!!!!
There is no smoke with an electric train.
In to the crack pipe that made you spell electric wrong;-)
What? Electric trains don't even have smoke
It could be your courtesy light fuse. See my answer on horn blowing continously. It is really hard to explain what the problem is.
A short in the wiring (grounding out)