11-15-2012, 10:24 PM
You might want a slo blo if there's a large in-rush
most likely would have had a white ceramic fuse marked with a T or TT on the fuse though
if a power surge caused this you likely have a protection diode that shorted itself out to purposely blow the fuse to disassociate the input. They are one time devices and would need to be replaced along with the fuse. or lift one leg from the circuit, you'll need to do this to test it for a short anyway.
For a lot of experimenting you might want to find a 2 amp circuit breaker. :-)
most likely would have had a white ceramic fuse marked with a T or TT on the fuse though
if a power surge caused this you likely have a protection diode that shorted itself out to purposely blow the fuse to disassociate the input. They are one time devices and would need to be replaced along with the fuse. or lift one leg from the circuit, you'll need to do this to test it for a short anyway.
For a lot of experimenting you might want to find a 2 amp circuit breaker. :-)