Assuming you are aiming at the mains fuse, that would be 500mA or 1/2A.
However, looking at the specs sheet at http://www.behringer.com/UB2442FX/index.cfm?lang=ENG they recommend 1.6AT.
Or the fuse you have taken out is not the original one or the specs have been updated during production time or someone made a mistake somewhere.
If the fuse blew due to a fault condition, definitely try 500mAT.
If it still blows, get the soldering iron.
/Hugo
However, looking at the specs sheet at http://www.behringer.com/UB2442FX/index.cfm?lang=ENG they recommend 1.6AT.
Or the fuse you have taken out is not the original one or the specs have been updated during production time or someone made a mistake somewhere.
If the fuse blew due to a fault condition, definitely try 500mAT.
If it still blows, get the soldering iron.
/Hugo
Netlist said:Assuming you are aiming at the mains fuse, that would be 500mA or 1/2A.
However, looking at the specs sheet at http://www.behringer.com/UB2442FX/index.cfm?lang=ENG they recommend 1.6AT.
Or the fuse you have taken out is not the original one or the specs have been updated during production time or someone made a mistake somewhere.
If the fuse blew due to a fault condition, definitely try 500mAT.
If it still blows, get the soldering iron.
/Hugo
Hi Netlist. First of thanks for replying.
I agree with you about the 1.6 of which I have already changed but there is another inside the console of which I'd like to replace and this is the one I'm unsure of. If you say 1/2 A, then I'll give this a go.
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