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I have a bunch of oddball fuses in my parts inventory, but it never fails that I don't have the one that I need when working on a machine. I want to assemble a list of the most commonly used fuses to have on hand at any moment. I know I can't stock every possible fuse, but I just want the most common. Can you all help me out?
Thanks,
Steve
Quoted from KenH:Have I got a table for you!
I wrote this one, since I was always trying to figure out what fuses to have on hand. Its probably not 100% perfect, but it gets you in the ball park. And contributors are always adding to it, making it better.
http://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=General#Fuse_Table
That's perfect!
Thanks Ken.
Under the list are fuses for Williams WPC-95
T0.315A SB Display
T0.63A SB 12v PS F101
T4.0A SB Cls,5/12v,lmps,flsh,flpr,ln
T5.0A SB Switched lamps, line
T6.3A SB Coils main F108
T2.5A Audio F501, F502
What's with the "T" before the fuse name? Does it mean that a 5A SB fuse can't replace a T5.0A SB?
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