How to Check for Bad Fuses with a Multimeter

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This video shows you how to test fuses with a multimeter #shorts
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[@jack8356]

Just use the continuity. Thats what its made for. The meter will beep when its still good. Its the symbol that looks like wifi every meter has it

[@markmills344]

If you're ohm checking a fuse, no matter what meter you are using go to the lowest ohm scale on the meter and run the test. A good fuse, which has ends which are not corroded, will read 1 ohm or less.

[@juancedrno670]

Thank you for teaching me how to check a fuse❤

[@mauriceupton1474]

The plastic automotive fuses shown, have exposed metal spots on the top of the fuse and can be tested insitu.

[@johnwarwick4105]

Yep on the 20k range great idea, 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@fjpv7482]

también lo puedes verificar en continuidad

[@LRTrack]

Thanks!

[@classicstangbrn8964]

That's not the full video?

[@nickayivor8432]

👍

[@1AAuto]

+NICk AYIVOR Thanks for the feedback!

[@garrettspivey]

"20k for the ohms" lol the correct way to say it would be 20k ohms of resistance.