[Rhodes22-list] Motor Lift Wiring Question

[Dennis]

I don't have a lift, but worked as an automotive mechanic *lots* of years
ago. The part in your photo looks exactly like an in-line circuit breaker.
If too many amps passed through it, it would trip and kill the circuit for a
while, then reset itself. 

Dennis McNeely
Magic Moments
Unwrapped and ready for action - but still dry


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If it says 40A, it's a fuse.  Fuses are rated in amperage (A) and specifies
the amount of current that can pass through before the fuse blows.  I don't
recognize the part, put I expect something like this might suffice.  If the
fuse is blown, your switch and motor lift will not work. - rob

http://www.westmarine.com/blue-sea-systems--midi-fuses--P011037363