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−	Collins Fix It Manual was published in 2003. It was created for HarperCollins by Jackson Day and written by Albert Jackson.	+	Collins Fix It Manual was published in 2003. It was created for HarperCollins by Jackson Day and written by Albert Jackson. In the context of electricity, the book defines the term fuse as a ‘protective device containing a wire that is designed to melt at a predetermined temperature when current exceeds a certain value.'
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−	In the context of electricity, the book defines the term fuse as a ‘protective device containing a wire that is designed to melt at a predetermined temperature when current exceeds a certain value.'	+

	Fuse can also be used to describe the act of joining or connecting objects by applying extreme heat and/or pressure.		Fuse can also be used to describe the act of joining or connecting objects by applying extreme heat and/or pressure.
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	* Glossary of electrical terms.		* Glossary of electrical terms.

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	Collins Fix It Manual was published in 2003. It was created for HarperCollins by Jackson Day and written by Albert Jackson.		Collins Fix It Manual was published in 2003. It was created for HarperCollins by Jackson Day and written by Albert Jackson.

−	In the context of electricity, it defines the term fuse as a ‘protective device containing a wire that is designed to melt at a predetermined temperature when current exceeds a certain value.'	+	In the context of electricity, the book defines the term fuse as a ‘protective device containing a wire that is designed to melt at a predetermined temperature when current exceeds a certain value.'

	Fuse can also be used to describe the act of joining or connecting objects by applying extreme heat and/or pressure.		Fuse can also be used to describe the act of joining or connecting objects by applying extreme heat and/or pressure.

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	Collins Fix It Manual was published in 2003. It was created for HarperCollins by Jackson Day and written by Albert Jackson.		Collins Fix It Manual was published in 2003. It was created for HarperCollins by Jackson Day and written by Albert Jackson.

−	It defines the term fuse as a ‘protective device containing a wire that is designed to melt at a predetermined temperature when current exceeds a certain value.'	+	In the context of electricity, it defines the term fuse as a ‘protective device containing a wire that is designed to melt at a predetermined temperature when current exceeds a certain value.'
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		+	Fuse can also be used to describe the act of joining or connecting objects by applying extreme heat and/or pressure.

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Collins Fix It Manual was published in 2003. It was created for HarperCollins by Jackson Day and written by Albert Jackson.

It defines the term fuse as a ‘protective device containing a wire that is designed to melt at a predetermined temperature when current exceeds a certain value.'

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Articles about electricity.
* Circuit breaker.
* Consumer electronics.
* Consumer unit.
* Electrician.
* Electrical safety.
* Glossary of electrical terms.

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