diyAudio Forums Archive > Top > Other Stuff > Everything Else Transformer repair question - Click HERE for Original Thread woody I just picked up an amp with a sick transformer. I found that the thermal cutoff hidden under some of the core windings had opened. I can`t read a part #. What would be the most likely temp rating used in a generic power supply transformer rated at 70v ct 150va. And lastly I sure would like to buy one without making a minimum order from Digikey so if some one would just sell me one..... thanks, Woody richie00boy 90 degrees centigrade or 115 if you are feeling lucky xplod1236 You can find those at radio shack. Enzo Radio Shack has thermal fuses? That would be VERY surprising. Jameco also sells them, and MCM, and others. Don't worry so much about the value. The difference in protection between 90- 100- 110 degrees is not spacious. xplod1236 quote: Originally posted by Enzo Radio Shack has thermal fuses? That would be VERY surprising. Yes it does. I was surprised too when I needed one and RS had it. Probably not the cheapest, but it's local and probably cheaper than paying shipping. http://www.radioshack.com/product.a...t%5Fid=270-1320 mrlots2do quote: Originally posted by xplod1236 http://www.radioshack.com/product.a...t%5Fid=270-1320 I believe that link is to high of fail rating. It's probably for larger coffee makers or even heater duty (flame roll out use). This is closer to what you want, probably still a bit high. http://www.radioshack.com/product.a...t%5Fid=270-1322 Enzo Wow, I am shocked. I even checked a local store and the system says they have it in stock. Amazing.

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