Most TV sets don't draw enuff current to make an extension cord unusable. The real problem is getting which kid to confess to throwing that heavy toy at the screen which caused the implosion. OK, maybe it wasn't the kid--your kids must be as perfect as mine--but it is very, very likely that the screen got scratched somehow, and after a couple hundred heat cycles (on, off, on off, etc, you get the idea) the scratch went all the way thru and the implosion resulted. Anyway, about extension cords...they are manufactured and used by the millions every year and you don't see any law suits about using them. So go ahead and use the extension cord on the TV, the biggest danger is tripping over it.
appliances are not made to run on extension cords that is why they have there own cord it is more likely you got a power surge and did not have surge strip
I was wondering the same thing? It seems noone has so far wrote an article about this so it seems impossible however it is questionable , right? cause that kind of an explosion would provide glass parts flying everywhere not being stopped by cutting the man watching the tv at the moment in any possible way..... just like a grenade encased ina glass bottle exploded except you do not feel the blast of the grenade but rather the shatterting glass flying toward you cutting you to pieces like a butchers knife
No. An extension cord cannot make your TV explode. The danger of extension cores is that they have resistance. When current is flowing through them this parasitic resistance makes the cord itself consume power, which it dissipates as heat. If the current is great enough, the power comsumed by the cord makes the cord hot enought to cause a fire hazard.
Also, the tv's don't "explode" they IMPLODE
Yes explosions launch debris outwards.....tv'c ALWAYS implode, launching debris inwards. Very little debris will be outside of tv if any. Tvs dont just explode, true a scratch or hard object weakend the tube and then it imploded. Or someone threw something at it; bumped it with something very hard etc.
This is a really bad idea. These are strict codes for wiring associated with swimming pools because the danger of shock or electrocution are very real. Get a qualified electrician to examine your system before you kill someone.
It is a potential safety problem where an extension cord could be easily damaged since it is out in the open. Also, in the future a new person might replace the extension cable with a smaller gauge wire and cause a potential fire hazard. The Fire Marshall is looking out for your safety. Listen to him or her.
A short circuit in the wiring or in the switch.
Not exactly, but I would avoid it if practical. Electrical wiring has to be done in a special way and many people who wire houses don't know or do it the correct way. If it is not done properly is can start house fires. Copper wiring does not have this problem.
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resistance. and also the posibility for a problem,dont use extension cords for any permanant wiring
The procedure in making an extension cord involves wiring an electrical plug on one end of an electrical cable and wiring a socket onto the other end. Some extension cords have a polarized plug and a ground terminal.
The procedure in making an extension cord involves wiring an electrical plug on one end of an electrical cable and wiring a socket onto the other end. Some extension cords have a polarized plug and a ground terminal.
This is a really bad idea. These are strict codes for wiring associated with swimming pools because the danger of shock or electrocution are very real. Get a qualified electrician to examine your system before you kill someone.
It is a potential safety problem where an extension cord could be easily damaged since it is out in the open. Also, in the future a new person might replace the extension cable with a smaller gauge wire and cause a potential fire hazard. The Fire Marshall is looking out for your safety. Listen to him or her.
Any computer or a wiring problem ( connectors included ) can cause that problem.Any computer or a wiring problem ( connectors included ) can cause that problem.
The wiring map sensor tells the diagnostic program. If the problem arises and where the problem is located. The wiring map sensor is located below the dashboard.
Try PAINLESSWIRING.COM. They will help you with the wiring if you have any problem.
This is not really an answer,but I have a problem with a wiring harness on my 93 caravan also. I have not gotten to the point of solving the problem, but was wondering if you got your problem solved and if you found a diagram and where did you get your wiring harness? Another searcher!!!!
Almost exactly like a regular house.
Dead short in either wiring or wiper motor Disconnect wiring harness to motor and install fuse--if it continue to "blow" problem in wiring to motor -- if it doesn't problem in motor
because you have a problem with an abs sensor ,module, or wiring problem