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Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong. So far ok, just that I have been wanting one with a cigarette lighter socket. Hard to find that config. But then I happy for less than a day niah. After got a refund, got myself a proper one. Cost a hell lot more but it delivers.
Bang on things, see if the reading jumps. Do you want to smoke healthy cigarettes? Current-limited testing across the fuseholder is safe either way round. After which i change to those "branded" one instead. Click on it to start a fire!
Should go and get the refund. Looks like you are the man. So what kind of specs I should look out for? I dig out the packaging from my bin some extract: For DC 12V car use only. Bsaed on your description, seems like it short-circuited.
I was powering my video cam then, not yet charge handphone. If you still have the receipt and packing, you can get a refund, just tell the customer service that the device not working and ask for a refund. It happened to me twice on a same product - battery operated drill, I bought the black and decker brand, go home charge, next day the drill not working, go back exchange for another one, same things happened, go back again and ask for refund Bro, buy from Autobacs.
After which i change to those "branded" one instead. I'm thinking of hooking up my phone via USB, but now I'm thinking twice about powering too many devices to a single socket. I have been using it for few years. If overcurrent fuse brown out, the cigarette lighter socket will just have no supply.
No fuse, overcurrent, cigarette lighter socket wiring will melt and potentially fire hazard. You are lucky to just escape with smoke and not fire Edited by Yewheng, 07 January - I bought mine from HomeFix, can't rem the brand. It got 2 ciggie and 2 USBs connectors.
Have been using nearly a year without problem. Have used with iphone charger, bluetooth charing and GPS together without problem. Normally when not in use will pull the plug out a bit so that it's not on got indicating LED Quick Reply Go to Full Editor. Also tagged with these keywords: Warning , Car , charger , with and 2 more Dec 18 Kevin answered 10 years ago. It's the rear fuse block inside trunk this car has 3 blocks..
I just fixed mine. The fuse a 20 amp Yellow is located in the trunk. I guess one of my inexpensive cell phone chargers blew it out. I hope this helps anyone who has the same problem. Pamela answered 9 years ago. BenfG6 answered 9 years ago. I have the same problem, I replaced the fuse located in trunk but as soon as I pressed the lighter in to see if it works, the fuse popped again.
I'm thinking there's a short somewhere Jason answered 9 years ago. As previously stated, there are three fuse Blocks. The one under the hood controls most of the engine computer electronics. There is also one in the front passenger side of the console, and a removable panel on the drivers side in the trunk.
I myself have leds added in my vents, cup holder, and in the console powered off of the cig fuse. If it is continuing to short out, check it with something else. Most likely it is what you are plugging in. I had that problem with my cig lighter before. You have the wrong sized lighter. The Pontiac uses a short lighter.
If you try a longer lighter it shorts out when you push it in. Check out the Grand Am Owners Club - lots of good info.
Eddie answered 7 years ago. I guess you didn't know - but thanks anyways. Three fuse blocks in the car. It's a 20 amp fuse. Lulu answered 5 years ago. El answered 4 years ago. My fuse keeps burning out as soon as I replace it in my Pontiac G6, I went through 4 of them back to back