[TV] Re: [!! SPAM] Re: P/A Akai LCD LCT3201AD need value of fuse FU101

["larry lorenson" <lorensonl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I fixed a number of these, take a slow blow 1a gma fuse apart,  solder wire 
across white fuse. put tape under it and on top. I have two lct3701, same 
fix still 3 years.

larry
 jw electronics
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ming Yu" <yuming@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <tv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, November 04, 2009 5:06 PM
Subject: [!! SPAM] [TV] Re: P/A Akai LCD LCT3201AD need value of fuse FU101


> HI, We are not engineer, I have the way to fine out any fuse whose value 
> exactly.
> 1./ Check all the loading to make sure no any other problem component.
> 2./ Connect a hair wire that taken from a multi-core wire, take off it's 
> skin ( sleeve ). Use it as jumper for this fuse. One hair wire skin from 
> multi-core wire would have at least can give you about 10 A.
> 3./ if there is every component  all OK, then any fuse will work for you, 
> not only the original current fuse. If it only work fine, you can find out 
> what happen to it. After correct it then put in original fuse. Before very 
> is clear, You put in good fuse, you are likely burning your money and 
> putting your gold in fill up the sea.
> 4./ After the TV work OK, put one current meter in series connection with 
> the fuse, to find out the working current. Use 1.5 to times this value, 
> and then put in this rating of current for this fuse.
>
>     In Hong Kong I was a TV guy over 40 years. I don't need to weary about 
> any fuse, I put in hair wire to it and never use money to buy fuse, but in 
> USA customer law require to install better fuse, as all house are made of 
> wood.
>     Talking about fuse over the air online to discussion it, I think you 
> don't have physical experience of electronics and ohm's law.
>      Thank you I am an honest TV guy. Excuse me talking too much.
>
>
>
>
> Thank you
> A1 Discount E&TV Service (Lic:E79924)
> Yu, Ming
> 2229  San Jose Save.,
> San Francisco, CA 94112
> 11-04-09
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Jeff Smith <wjstv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: tv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Wed, November 4, 2009 1:57:32 PM
> Subject: [TV] P/A Akai LCD LCT3201AD need value of fuse FU101
>
> Akai LCD LCT3201AD
>
> Fuse FU101 on T-Con is open. Need value of fuse.
>
> Jeff Smith
> Smith TV Service
> 934 Main St
> Newberry SC
> 803/276-9910
> wjstv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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