It's possible that there was a short circuit when the cell charger was plugged in, causing the sparks. This may have damaged the cigarette lighter socket or fuse. It's recommended to have a professional inspect and repair the issue to prevent any further damage or safety hazards.
Yes. Electricity will arc across the small gap as it tries to continue supplying power to the device.
If you disconnect without turning off the charger, the sparks caused may ignite the hydrogen discharged from the battery while charging.
If the sparks came out of the socket, you should call an electrician. If the sparks came from the plug (the wire at the plug would be scorched or burned), the plug should be replaced. You can buy a similar plug at a hardware store, cut off the old plug, strip away some of the insulation covering the wires, and install the new plug using only a wire stripper/cutter and a screw driver. Or you could contact a local handy man to replace the plug for you.
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I think there are fuses for power under the hood also..
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No. Sparks itself is not energy. Sparks come from fire. Fire is energy, but not the things that come of it (sparks).
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