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19th February 2013, 07:55 PM
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Fuse confusion Cam A1 Mk3
Hi I have a blown fuse on a Cambridge A1 Mk3 - the fuse reads 'T-2A' on the schematic and 'T-2AL 250v' on the fuse itself but what amp rating should it be.
Is it as simple as 2amps? Thanks for any replies. Ian. |
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