I have the subject fuse T4E 250V.

No one seems to know what the amp rating is.

Can anyone help??

Alex

Really ? Nobody knows? Who did you ask ?
T4E = time or slow blow, 4 Amp , 250 Volt max rating.
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Best Regards,
Daniel Sofie
Electronics Supply & Repair
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"-Alex" wrote in message
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I have the subject fuse T4E 250V.

No one seems to know what the amp rating is.

Can anyone help??

Alex

Alex:
You are asking a question like this.... AND you are going to fix your 4
month old Philips television?? You've gotta be kidding. Go to the
website for this newsgroup at
http://www.repairfaq.org/
while there, read up on SAFETY information and of course, repair
procedures and troubleshooting tips.

4 amp slow blow

electricitym
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-Alex wrote:
I have the subject fuse T4E 250V.

No one seems to know what the amp rating is.

Can anyone help??

Alex

-Alex schrieb:

I have the subject fuse T4E 250V.
^

Are you really sure that this letter is an "E"?

If it was an "A" I'd say it's a 4 amp slow blow ("träge") fuse.

HTH

Reinhard

Apparently not the right people...but I did guess right!

Thanks for the confirmation.

"sofie" wrote in message
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Really ? Nobody knows? Who did you ask ?
T4E = time or slow blow, 4 Amp , 250 Volt max rating.
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Best Regards,
Daniel Sofie
Electronics Supply & Repair
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"-Alex" wrote in message
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I have the subject fuse T4E 250V.

No one seems to know what the amp rating is.

Can anyone help??

Alex

Being retired, I have not had to pick up a soldering iron in 15 years.
Likely have not had to replace a fuse during that time either.

In my school it was pretty much just as you responded below.

So I like to ask a question even if it seems dumb...Dumber is to assume.

Apparently others do not know the current style of fuse designation either.
But now I do too....

TV IS fixed.

Thanks for the response.


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Alex:
You are asking a question like this.... AND you are going to fix your 4
month old Philips television?? You've gotta be kidding. Go to the
website for this newsgroup at
http://www.repairfaq.org/
while there, read up on SAFETY information and of course, repair
procedures and troubleshooting tips.

4 amp slow blow

electricitym
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-Alex wrote:
I have the subject fuse T4E 250V.

No one seems to know what the amp rating is.

Can anyone help??

Alex