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This game has a group of 50 volt coils on a single 2.5 slow blow fuse. The pair of divertor coils are part of this group, but are lower current draw then the rest. The problem is when one of the divertor coils locks on its not enough current draw to pop the fuse right away, so it sits there and cooks until something catches fire. An easy fix is to add a 1 amp fuse to each of these coils. An in line fuse holder like this just takes a few minutes to install.
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