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Kaushiksf
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#315643 08/12/2024 7:25 AM
by Kaushiksf
Kaushiksf
One of my DSP7200SE speakers is not powering on. I am assuming the first thing to check is the fuse at the back (T4AH250V).
It's physically unharmed but gives a high resistance with the multimeter so it's blown.
Does the replacement have to be a ceramic fuse - would a glass fuse do?
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#315644 Aug 12th a 08:06 AM
by swpnt
swpnt
Hi,

Ideally you should replace like with like.

The ceramic fuses have a higher surge capacity.

A glass fuse should work fine but if there is a surge, it will blow faster than a ceramic one.
Beware, there can be quite a power-on surge!

Hope that helps.

Cheers,

Steve
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