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Need help finding a replacement fuse
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I have a Technics SA-GX500 receiver that stopped working -- turns out it's a blown fuse and I'm having a really hard time finding a replacement. It is a glass cartridge fuse, 125V 5A, has the code SOC ST6 on it, and is approximately 32 x 5 mm. I combed through Google search results, Radio Shack, Panasonic/Technics, etc but no luck. Anybody have a reliable source where they think I could find this? Thanks, Art |
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Need help finding a replacement fuse
Art wrote:
Hi, I have a Technics SA-GX500 receiver that stopped working -- turns out it's a blown fuse and I'm having a really hard time finding a replacement. It is a glass cartridge fuse, 125V 5A, has the code SOC ST6 on it, and is approximately 32 x 5 mm. I combed through Google search results, Radio Shack, Panasonic/Technics, etc but no luck. Anybody have a reliable source where they think I could find this? Thanks, Art Hi Art I see you have tried to search around for your fuse, I lived in St. Louis at one time and there is a manfacturer there names Bussman Fuse Company, if memory serves me they are in a western suburb of Manchester or Creve Cour. Other alternative is to change fuse holder for a more common physical size to accept the fuses with the ratings you need. Yours Mike |
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Need help finding a replacement fuse
"Art" wrote in message oups.com... I have a Technics SA-GX500 receiver that stopped working -- turns out it's a blown fuse and I'm having a really hard time finding a replacement. It is a glass cartridge fuse, 125V 5A, has the code SOC ST6 on it, and is approximately 32 x 5 mm. I combed through Google search results, Radio Shack, Panasonic/Technics, etc but no luck. Anybody have a reliable source where they think I could find this? Isn't that the standard European size? Mouser? |
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Need help finding a replacement fuse
On 1 Sep 2006 18:22:32 -0700, "Art" wrote:
Hi, I have a Technics SA-GX500 receiver that stopped working -- turns out it's a blown fuse and I'm having a really hard time finding a replacement. It is a glass cartridge fuse, 125V 5A, has the code SOC ST6 on it, and is approximately 32 x 5 mm. I combed through Google search results, Radio Shack, Panasonic/Technics, etc but no luck. Anybody have a reliable source where they think I could find this? Thanks, Art That will be a common 3AG type fuse(1-1/4" x 1/4" or 31.8mm x 6.35mm). If there is a T before or after the 5A marking it will be a delayed action fuse. This type is common for fuses used ahead of switch-mode psu's. Should be available from almost any electronics parts supplier. |
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Need help finding a replacement fuse
Ross Herbert writes:
On 1 Sep 2006 18:22:32 -0700, "Art" wrote: Hi, I have a Technics SA-GX500 receiver that stopped working -- turns out it's a blown fuse and I'm having a really hard time finding a replacement. It is a glass cartridge fuse, 125V 5A, has the code SOC ST6 on it, and is approximately 32 x 5 mm. I combed through Google search results, Radio Shack, Panasonic/Technics, etc but no luck. Anybody have a reliable source where they think I could find this? Thanks, Art That will be a common 3AG type fuse(1-1/4" x 1/4" or 31.8mm x 6.35mm). If there is a T before or after the 5A marking it will be a delayed action fuse. This type is common for fuses used ahead of switch-mode psu's. Should be available from almost any electronics parts supplier. Of course, the power supply may be shorted which blew the fuse. However, fuses do sometimes blow on their own or due to a power surge so it's worth trying a *single* replacment fuse. If it blows, then troubleshooting of the power supply will be necessary. --- sam | Sci.Electronics.Repair FAQ: http://www.repairfaq.org/ Repair | Main Table of Contents: http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/ +Lasers | Sam's Laser FAQ: http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/lasersam.htm | Mirror Sites: http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/F_mirror.html Important: Anything sent to the email address in the message header above is ignored unless my full name AND either lasers or electronics is included in the subject line. Or, you can contact me via the Feedback Form in the FAQs. |
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