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Changing a fuse...
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Don't forget that any power rating stated on the unit is usually a nominal figure for when it is up and running.
Some appliances can draw far more current on initial startup (although normally for only a very short period), so the fuse may be higher than expected to take this into account.0 -
shaun_from_Africa wrote: »Don't forget that any power rating stated on the unit is usually a nominal figure for when it is up and running.
Some appliances can draw far more current on initial startup (although normally for only a very short period), so the fuse may be higher than expected to take this into account.
Or unusual values like 10A may actually be anti-surge/surge tolerant fuses0
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