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I was wondering where people got their fuses from? I had one blow on me the other day and have not replaced it yet. I tried Radio Shack and they do not carry them. I'm thinking Home Depot, but haven't checked yet.


Any suggestions? Thanks gang

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I purchased several replacement fuses (No I didn't have an amp meter at the time :)) at our local ACE hardware store. They were marked as "microwave fuses" but they met the same fast blow, voltage, and amp rating as the original LOR fuses. They worked great!

I even tested one of them out by blowing it too! :(

C9 bulbs.......sheeesh.

Darrell

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I found them at our radio shack.



VonnerNIX wrote:

I was wondering where people got their fuses from? I had one blow on me the other day and have not replaced it yet. I tried Radio Shack and they do not carry them. I'm thinking Home Depot, but haven't checked yet.


Any suggestions? Thanks gang
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VonnerNIX wrote:

I was wondering where people got their fuses from? I had one blow on me the other day and have not replaced it yet. I tried Radio Shack and they do not carry them. I'm thinking Home Depot, but haven't checked yet.


Any suggestions? Thanks gang


Home Depot does carry them, they are the same ACE carries. I also purchased mine at ACE, But I also saw them at HD when I was looking around. They are called microwave fuses at HD also.

Tim
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The LOR manual describes them as "15A, 250V, Ceramic Fast acting".

The fuse I found at Radio Shack's site is catalog 270-1040 and it's described as "15A, 250V, ABC/3AB series Ceramic Fuses" and "Ceramic Fuse for Microwave Ovens (4pk)".

"ABC/3AB 15 250V" is a 15A, 250V fast-acting ceramic fuse, so that's what I'd go after. You should also find it at many hardware stores.

Tom

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Man, I saw that Radio Shack and Home Depot both carried the 20A 250V fuses, but I looked at the board and it says 20A 120V fuses needed. So I figured the 250V wouldn't work.

Good, well I'm glad they are there, and I will pick them up today. I appreciate your responses guys.

Happy lighting!

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Make sure you select your fuse size to match your circuit breaker rating. If you're running on a 15A circuit, you should install 15A fuses. If you've upgraded your circuits to 20A (it will have a strange looking receptacle that looks like this -| | ) and you've set everything up for 20A, then of course you'll need the 20A fuses.

Tom

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