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I have started having a problem with a fuse actually overheating and melting along with the cable to the fuse becoming red hot. The fuse position on the actual terminal block is also melted. The fuse described is for the trickle charge unit. Not being very technical I can't see if the battery is actually being charged, it is a brand new leisure battery 110v. The fuse is 10 amp. The charging unit is an inter power unit. I can supply photos if necessary. Can anyone provide any reason for this happening, could damage to the terminal block itself cause overheating. I can supply photos if required. Thanks Neil
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neil & margaret
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Topic: Melting fuse
