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Need a Fuse?

No problem.................

Just a couple things to remember about fuses.

1) They are designed to break in order to PROTECT what they are placed in. So,

if a fuse Blows; it is because an over current condition. You have to understand

what caused it to blow first or you could be wasting your money.

2) Don't throw it away before you replace it! We will always ask for the blown fuse

as a sample to match it up exactly.

3) Fuses are designed for the circuit or electrical conditions. NEVER replace fuses

with anything other than original fuse Type, Voltage, and Current ratings.

4) Look at the Types listed to the left to find out what Class of Fuse yours falls into.

5) After finding the type, make a note of the operational voltage for which it is

designed. It should be printed or stamped on the fuse itself. It will be displayed

like 125V, 250VDC, 600V, etc.

6) Then note what Amperage it will let pass, 1A, 6/10A, 15A etc.

If you have any doubts about what fuse should be in place always ask.......