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Default Stuck Fuse - How to Remove

On Tue, 10 Mar 2009 11:41:58 -0500, dpb wrote:

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You need to suirt a bit of lubricant in there to keep the fuse from
galling in the holder. A good tapping lube would likely be the best
bet - something like "tap=rite" or even a GOOD penetrating oil (forget
WD-40)


If that were the problem as opposed to wrong action for particular fuse
type a contact cleaner would be good. WD40 wouldn't be a terrible
choice; many of the true penetrating oils would not be good selection
for electrical contacts.

The good penetrant first to get the fuse out, THEN the cleaner - and
then a good dialectric grease on the new fuse, perhaps.