Put new caps on tv and it keeps blowing when plugged up

which fuse was it that blew ? have you checked for power to the starter once turning ignition key ? keep me informed and any other info you could give will help

It sounds like the A/C compressor clutch is shorted. You will need to have the clutch and / or the complete compressor replaced.

Are you sure you have the correct voltage battery or have you got the terminals the right way as it sounds like you have cross wired it or put too much power through it.

hot wire touching metal fuse blows so you don't burn up the wiring get it tested and fixed soon could be dangerous to keep putting in a new fuse

Car overheats and Air blows hot at idle?

http://howtobyme.blogspot.com/2011/11/car-overheats-and-air-blows-hot-at-idle.html
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CAR OVERHEATING

There are many possibilities for car overheating.

Faulty thermostat clogged radiator/plugged radiator, radiator hose worn out. Coolant running low. Low coolant pressure. Faulty temperate sensor.

I suggest you to go through the troubleshooting details mentioned in the link below:-----

All types of car overheating problems and troubleshooting?

http://technoanswers.blogspot.com/2011/11/all-types-of-car-overheating-problems.html

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These will help.

Thanks.

theres probably a leak in your lines or compressor. to check, lift your car, put in a new can and check to see if you hear or see any leaks in the lines or compressor

I think you could be right about there being air trapped in the system.
Or the heater core(radiator) is plugged.
Either way you need a pressurized radiator coolant pump to put the coolant in without air being trapped.
Although,i have seen it done by jacking the vehicle up high enough that the radiator was now higher than the heater core level, and then the coolant was put in.
But this is dangerous to try.

try changing cooland temp sender,your heater matrix maybe blocked(common)what temp is it running at have you checked it with a gauge?

Most likely there was a power event (surge, brownout, ect) that caused the power supply to fail in the TV causing the fuse to blow. you will need to have someone come and look at the unit and give you an estimate. If you keep putting fuses in and blowing them you could actually be causing more damage.

whenever fuse blows every time it is the indication of short circuit in tv. so please do not put fuse unless you know the cause of blowing fuse. these are the reasons of blowing fuse. 1 main filter cap.short. 2 rectifier diode short. 3 swithing transistor short 4 horizontal output transistor short 5 caps & diodes connected to flyback transformer short. 6 print short. 7 at last if every thing ok then flyback transformer defective. hope this will help. if you are not a tech person call skilled tech to fix it. good luck