Cause you blew the fuse, The switch may not be off but there is a break somewhere in you circuit and will not work. If your circuit isn't working and all the switches are closed (on) You probably have a series circuit. meaning one wire is connecting all your electric currents and keeping it flowing. But if you had a parallel circuit you would have lights, so if your still wondering why your lights aren't on? you probably need to by new wires/circuits or just replace the whole thing.
Wired incorrectly is most likely the cause.
However, if it happens just some times, then this could have something to do with the light bulbs. As filaments inside bulbs get worn by many hours of use, they may eventually fall off their supporting stand. In worst case, this filament may shortcut the leads into the bulb and a fuse may blow as a result.
Most light bulbs these days have got internal fuses to compensate for this problem.
If this is not the cause, then I would go through the light armature and check for errors. There might be some springy bits of metal that are bendt too much one way or another, causing a shortcut rather than a proper connection to a bulb.
Be sure you know what you are doing. Remember. High voltage may be lethal if worst came to worst. If you are unsure of what you are doing, then let a professional deal with it.
Bad switch. Open wiring between switch and lights.
No, do not put terminate 2 different voltages in one box.
the slightly higher wattage shouldnt short your lights. the room will just pull a little more power from your fuse box so keep an eye on that and use 60 watt bulbs next time.
You would need to check for other lights on the same circuit or switch, but it would seem to me that you have power coming into the box (black and white) and a power out going to another box or light. You would use wire nuts to connect the black and white wires from your floodlight to the existing ones.
check your house circuit box or check the fuse
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Generally relays or contactors If you are talking about an electric panel in your house, they are called breakers.
You can easily replace it but you need to know why it blew in the first place. All fuses are marked on the fuse box or in the drivers manual as to which circuit they protect. Determine which circuit that blown fuse protects and inspect that circuit for troubles.
check the fuse box for a blown fuse.
If you have a plug for trailer lghts it is probably a short circuit in the socket.
Sounds like water ingress, possibly in the fuse box area.
check your fuse box. That fuse might have short circuit
No if the load on the consumer box (circuit breaker panel) were to exceed 60 amps the wire would burn before the fuse blew
Check your relay switches that should be located near the fuse box.
It would be either in the fuse box ot under the hood.
could be bad circuit breaker
A one gang switch is like an ordinary switch box in your home. When there is more than one box, the electrical terminology used is ganging the boxes together. Two switches side by side in a single box is expressed as a two gang box. Three switches side by side in a single box is a three gang box. A single phase circuit is a circuit that gets is supply voltage from a single phase supply system. In North America the single phase supply voltages are 120/240 volts. A single phase circuit can also be supplied from any two legs of a three phase system. The most common voltages in North America from a three phase system are 120/208 volts.