There doesn't seem to be anything on the schematic about whether a fuse should be fast or slow -blow, and I don't want to presume that the previous owner has it correct. Any ideas?

#2 5 years ago

LTG

Pinside member

Hopkins, MN

12y 191K 56,991 24 7

Scroll down to 1 C , maybe that helps :

http://www.pinrepair.com/zac/

LTG : )

#3 5 years ago

RET

Retropin

In Memoriam

Brisbane

11y 32,650 210

Basically, anything that controls a coil will be Slo Blo because of the large inrush current when the coil is first activated... a Fast would just pop instantly

#4 5 years ago

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swampwiz

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Bogalusa, LA

12y 33,300 778

Quoted from Retropin:
Basically, anything that controls a coil will be Slo Blo because of the large inrush current when the coil is first activated... a Fast would just pop instantly

Interesting. The early Bally power board seems to specify fast-blow for the coil voltage.

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