well, you could temporarily solder in a fuseholder on flying leads.
then - assuming whatever blew th fuses was external & transient -
start really small and work your way up until (a) it works and (b)
the fuse doesn't blow. Add 25% and put that size on the mb.
just how I would attack it.
Ben
PS, still looking for a good, cheap (like free) kanga board for our 3400......
On a similar note, I have 2 3400 com boards that are marked "bad".
After inspection I found that each board had a blown fuse F1 (the
only fuse I could ever find on any part of a 3400). There are no
markings to indicate what amp rating the fuse is, nor is the fuse
marked. Does anyone know what amp rating I should use as a
replacement ?
thanks,
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