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To prevent an increase in current from damaging any element of the electrical circuit.
Fuses are small safety devices whose function is to protect the vehicle's electrical components so that, if an excessive electric current occurs that could damage the electrical system, the fuse breaks, cutting off the flow of electric current and preventing any of these components from being damaged.
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To prevent an increase in current from damaging any element of the electrical circuit.
To prevent the current passing through the electrical circuit from changing direction.
To reduce the current before it passes through the different elements that make up the electrical circuit.
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