How To Change Fuses in an Old Home Panel

Do you have one of the old fuse panels in your home? If so, changing a fuse can be fairly straight forward. Here's how I do it. If you're uncomfortable or not sure, hire an electrician or someone who knows what they are doing. Be sure to 'Like' and 'Subscribe' below and click the little bell icon below so you'll be notified each time I post a video.

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Be extra careful when around these old panels. It's easy to get electrocuted. If you're unsure of which one or which kind of fuse you need, by all means, call an electrician. Then ask them to show you the how, why and what kinds of your fuse panel.

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