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Ron..NE ILL..10/48

Posted 6/28/2025 06:14 (#11278323 - in reply to #11278231)
Subject: RE: Testing a fuse

Chebanse, IL.....

I agree. That looks like the continuity setting.

Blown fuse means no continuity. Electricity can't flow from one end to the other if blown.

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