Steven its a 99 s 10 no power at the fuse ? - Chevrolet 1996 Chevrolet Blazer S10/jimmy S15 Radio

Hello Steven,

Sounds like your fuel pump may have failed. With everything (radio, fans, etc.) off, turn your key to "on" (not start) position and listen for the fuel pump trying to prime the system. If you can't hear the fuel pump, then either the pump is bad, or you're no longer getting power to the pump so check fuses and relays.

Since you did not include vehicle details (year, make, model and engine size), we can only provide very general diagnosis.

Best regards,

Check for parisitic drain of battery. Turn of key and accessories. Disconnect battery ground and connect test light between battery ground and disconnected wire. If test light illuminates you have parisitic drain. Remove fuses one at a time, when light goes out you have found the faulty circuit.

It seems that P151 is the "hot" wire to the transformer which powers just about everything, so that won't tell you anything. Most likely, the wrong speakers were put on the stereo which blew the amplifier circuit. Check the amplifier assembly which is the big block with a fan inside of it.

G'day Steven, a 12 volt circuit light will be what's needed, turn the drive lights on and put the circuit light over the fuse box. Cheers Greg.

Dear Steven,

First of all the thermostat that you have is hardwire powered. You need to check for the power coming in the thermostat which is the c- terminal. If that is confirmed reset the thermostat, reset button
located on the back of the thermostat body.
If you need further support call the techline 18002842925.

i have a 2000 road king classic, last week i laid it down and the bike blew a couple of fuses, replaced them and the bike started, but i do not have any speedo lights and odometer, no power to the guage, also no blinkers, they light up but does not flash, also the right hand grip was rolled down, could this be the problem ?.

needing help

steven

6 blinks = thermal sensor. in rare cases its the power board but in this case its usually a faulty thermal fuse. it sits under the lamp and can be tested with a multimeter or ohm meter. you can short it out and the tv will work but it will lose its fire safety, but this can get a temporary fix until you get a new fuse. the new sony fuse is like $15 for the part i believe. let me know how you want to procede.. repair center cost = 100-200 $ hopefully

Steven,

Sorry to say there are no user replaceable fuses anything to replace yourself if you used the wrong AC adapter/charger on your Finepix 500 digital camera.

It's most likely the internal voltage regulator was blown out on the main power supply board inside.

If the camera is still under factory warranty or if you bought the extended warranty you can get it repaired most likely for free depending on the fine print of the warranty itself? Usually it covers everything.

What was/is the normal voltage rating of the CORRECT charger that you failed to use, and what is the voltage rating on the WRONG charger that you used by mistake?

I might be able to decipher how much possible internal damage was done based on that?

Let me know?

Best regards,

Frank

cunterbastard