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SOLDERING IRON TOUCHED CABLE AND EXPLODED?

  • help please. i was just soldering and laid the soldering iron down. unknown to me it was resting on its own cable and it where the iron and cable made contact it exploded. The thing im worried about was that my guitar amplifier, computer, stereo and tv were plugged into the same multibox and when it exploded they all turned off? now the multibox wont work all other device will work if i plug into the socket the multibox was plugged into. all answers really appreciated. thanks

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    well what do you want us to tell you?.. you already know what happened right? your soldering iron melted the insultation covering the wires... and then it shorted out the wires. becuase you shorted out your soldering iron..... it drew a very high amount of currrent. that triped the safty mechnism in your mutli box.. to protect the rest of your stuff connected to it. you said all your stuff still works..(besies for the soldering iron i presume) so i im not sure why your on here asking anything.. what do you want to know? http://www.squidoo.com/planets-in-the-galaxy

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well what do you want us to tell you?.. you already know what happened right? your soldering iron melted the insultation covering the wires... and then it shorted out the wires. becuase you shorted out your soldering iron..... it drew a very high amount of currrent. that triped the safty mechnism in your mutli box.. to protect the rest of your stuff connected to it. you said all your stuff still works..(besies for the soldering iron i presume) so i im not sure why your on here asking anything.. what do you want to know? http://www.squidoo.com/planets-in-the-galaxy

Winter Lake

Check your" multibox" to see any circuit breaker existed. Press it down to reset back the power. Or it has a built-in fuse inside the box, replacing the fuse.

Check your" multibox" to see any circuit breaker existed. Press it down to reset back the power. Or it has a built-in fuse inside the box, replacing the fuse.

lee26loo，異地強秦後人

The items you worry about are probably OK, what happened is that you produced a short circuit and blew a fuse, or tripped a breaker. First of all disconnect the solder gun and replace the fuse or reset the breaker. Before connecting the solder gun, be sure to fix and tape the damaged cable.

The items you worry about are probably OK, what happened is that you produced a short circuit and blew a fuse, or tripped a breaker. First of all disconnect the solder gun and replace the fuse or reset the breaker. Before connecting the solder gun, be sure to fix and tape the damaged cable.

Raul Z

It won't burst into flames the second it touches it - no. If it were to fall on it and lay there for long enough, then it could cause it to start smoldering, and possibly ignite. I would say you are safe - just don't leave it plugged in unattended. I would also suggest getting a soldering iron base (if you don't already have one).

Lisa

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