Fuses for sansui receiver g-5700 - Sansui Audio Players & Recorders

I needs professional repair to the item that made the fuse blow.

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Look for a bad fuse on the chassis main board.

I had a very similar problem with my Sansui G5700. Powers on, but no sound. My solution may not fix your problem, but this is what I did to solve mine. Removed the wooden cover. On the main power circuit board ( red circle on attached image) there is a safety relay that activates the speakers. Carefully remove the plastic cover ( should come off easily) spray the contacts with contact cleaner. ( do not use CRC. use a dedicated contact cleaner) Double check all your fuses. Refit the plastic relay cover. Refit the main wood cover. Power on, and hopefully it works :)...Mine has not missed a beat since.( If this didn't work, check if the relay actually switches on and off. The relay may have an open circuit and needs to be repaired/ replaced)

If the fuse was blown on the 220-250 V side, I am assuming that you are in the UK, if you aren't , but are in the US, change the power setting dial/switch on the back to 100-120v and you might be good to go. Also, I know this may sound silly, but make sure that the speaker selector switch is pressed in or set to a speaker set ( A or B). Love the Sansui gear, have many complete systems myself!

Try checking the speakers and connections. Those symptoms occur if there is a short. Disconnect all spkrs, turn it on and if it stays on connect one speaker at a time until it shuts off.

Remove the fuse cover with a flat screwdriver, then pull the surrounding circular black plastic piec straight out and reorient it to show the desired voltage, then plug it in, insert the fuse and cap.

my Sansui G-5700 blew a fuse (i think)...where can you find fuses for this thing?