Often this means something is wrong with your circuitry. And forcing your automatic fuse on via strange means is a recipe for melting or a fire.
But not always is there a problem down the line, as the fuse itself could be at fault, whether the wires going in have gotten loose, or the module itself has defected from age or random chance.
No matter the fuse tech, whether it’s the round ones that pop once, or their newer variant that pops and just needs the button pushed back in; or the newest version where you just flick a switch; Any of those can changed for new ones, and can be a valid tactic when you’re not sure where to start from.
Alternatively you should check extension cords if they’re plugged in nicely into the sockets, with active power draw from appliances connected to them. As loose connections create lots of trouble. These are the easy things that can be done before going into detective mode.
