25 amp "resettable fuse"?

[FrostyBeer]

I'm looking for a 25amp "resettable fuse" just like the lil poppers but rated for 25 amps.
Had anyone made one from like a breaker or something?
Do they sell such a thing?

Im trying to track down a short or something in a carrier RTU that blew the 120v 25 amp fuse btw.

[1SikLBZ]

Why don't you just ring the units power to ground then start unplugging electric components till it stops ringing?
Its not that hard to trace out a grounded wire or motor.

[1SikLBZ]

Double post

[ararams]

There are surface mount circuit breakers, these were mounted with two metal tabs and used by Hussmann in their condensing units.

[ryan1088]

I think this is what you're looking for. Couldn't find the 25 but they are in the grainger catalog.

http://m.grainger.com/mobile/details/?R=4VA79

[FrostyBeer]

Why don't you just ring the units power to ground then start unplugging electric components till it stops ringing?
Its not that hard to trace out a grounded wire or motor.
Already tried that. Nothings grounded.


I think this is what you're looking for. Couldn't find the 25 but they are in the grainger catalog.

http://m.grainger.com/mobile/details/?R=4VA79
Just what I was looking for. Thank-you!

[ryan1088]

Already tried that. Nothings grounded.


Just what I was looking for. Thank-you!

I have them in 5, 10, 20, and 30. Highly recommended!!

[hurtinhvac]

Why don't you just ring the units power to ground then start unplugging electric components till it stops ringing?
Its not that hard to trace out a grounded wire or motor.

"Ring to ground?" Would someone explain this method to me...?

[Phase Loss]

"Ring to ground?" Would someone explain this method to me...?

using the continuity tone of your meter

[hurtinhvac]

using the continuity tone of your meter

Oh! Thanks - went right over me...