No, no, no!! The modern, HI-Tech way to do it is to build up a
circuit to charge at least a 10 F supercap and discharge it through the
fuse, thereby clearing the short. The supercap is guaranteed to
un-short almost any fuse you are likely to find, and could also be handy
for jump starting your car if using 12v to charge it. Just be sure your
charging circuit can stand the guff, those things take a heck of a jolt
without charge current limiting!!!
Tongue firmly in cheek,
W4CWZ
No need for a trip to the store. You can clear a shorted fuse by
connecting a battery across it. Works every time.
You're welcome. :-)
73, Bill W6WRT
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