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Hello /g/
This might not be the right board but I found no others what could help me.
I am looking for someone with electrical experience.
I bought an electric scooter and the next step in assembly would have been to insert the 30A fuse into the fuse box. Pic related of fuse.
However when i tried I had a huge spark and a bit of a shock.
I have another fuse since they came in pairs, should i try again or is it fucked for good?
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why is it shocking you? Is it plugged in or on battery right now?
The fuse looks ok to me
They are like dirt cheap anyways
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>>57920626
It has a 30V battery built in since its an electric scooter. I don't know why it had the spark since even the manual says that when it arrives its drained and i would need to charge it for like 8-10 hours. I haven't the slightest clue why it happened, even on the manual someone is putting it into the fuse box by hand.
I'm just afraid to try again.
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>>57920659
sorry my mistake 36V, and what i meant if its not the fuse thats fucked for good but the batteries
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unplug your battery retard
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>>57920746
lol
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>>57920746
Came here to post this.
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>>57920746
from where? the connectores a silicone glued onto it, also even the manual says nothing about unplugging it. Its not charging or anything.
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if you look in the fuse panel (under the hood, or behind the steering wheel) in your car , usually have plastic fuse pullers, that should keep you from getting shocked again.
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>>>/diy/
Unplug the battery.
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