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thanks to a nearby lightning strike, my Akai CFT2791 tv lost
a diode and a fd fuse which eliminated all sound.

i have not been able to cross match the diode which has the
markings K0228 F10U20S. maybe this is a foreign component.
does anyone know of a US replacement?

also, the markings on the PCB indicates the fuse is a FD.
i have not found an abbreviation for FD. the PCB indicates
this is a 125v 10 amp fuse, but what does FD mean? and where
do i find a US replacement?

TIA

 
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