why does an overload Electric circuit catch fire
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An overloaded circuit heats up due to the large amount of current passing through it and so the casing of the wire catches fire
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An overloaded circuit is heated up due to large current passing through the circuits. Due to this reason, the wire catches fire easily.
Overheating refers to the rising of temperature in any electric circuit or part of circuit.
It causes harm to the components of the circuit and can even cause explosion, fire or injury.
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