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Paul
- Jan 1, 1970
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What is the difference between a 15A 125V and a 15A 32V fuse?
Microwave broke the other day. I was headed out to the pawn shop to buy
another. Money is tight. The I remembered to open it up to see if there was
a fuse. Yep, the fuse went. It was 15A 125V. Now, I suspect that it will
blow a replacement, but of course I want to check before I buy another oven.
I have several 15A 32V and several 15A No V listed. I also have 20A 32V, and
30A 32V.
Is there any way I can check it out without needlessly buying a new fuse? If
it does work, I will of course buy the proper fuse before putting her
together again. But can I test her using 32V 15A, 20A, or 30A?
Paul
Microwave broke the other day. I was headed out to the pawn shop to buy
another. Money is tight. The I remembered to open it up to see if there was
a fuse. Yep, the fuse went. It was 15A 125V. Now, I suspect that it will
blow a replacement, but of course I want to check before I buy another oven.
I have several 15A 32V and several 15A No V listed. I also have 20A 32V, and
30A 32V.
Is there any way I can check it out without needlessly buying a new fuse? If
it does work, I will of course buy the proper fuse before putting her
together again. But can I test her using 32V 15A, 20A, or 30A?
Paul