How replace a blown fuse? - Audio Technica ATLP120USB Turntable

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Check the fuse if it blown replace with new one

Find your fuse block, remove fuses 1 by 1 , replacing each that you find is ok with the original. (no need to replace a fuse that is still good) untill you find the blown fuse. Replace the blown fuse with a new one. A blown fuse looks like this:


ALL BLOWN FUSES WILL HAVE A BREAK IN THE MIDDLE SIMILAR TO WHAT IS SHOWN ABOVE. needle nose pliers works very well. This procedure will not take no more than a couple minutes.

look for a small glass tube fuse and set your meter to ohm and see if it rereads a value if it doesnt it is blown take the writing on the fuse and replace with same fuse if in doubt or you dont have a meter just replace it they are cheap

Replace the power supply. Sorry.

look around the starter fuse. the blown starter fuse could of effected something around it or something else could of caused the blown starter fuse.

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there is a standard procedure for proper replacement of blown fuse: CRT TVs: unplug degaussing coil, replace blown fuse with 2amp fuse and turn on the set. If it works, reconnect degaussing coil, replace the fuse with correct value(5-8) amp, depends on model(see fuse note next to holder). Enjoy the show! If in a process of replacing the blown fuse with 2amp w/o degaussing coil it blows again, forget about the next step. Set need repair. It could be an easy one, replacing 1 or 2 shorted diodes or bridge rectifier, but could be real piece of work if the power supply got "fried". If your knowledge won't go further, than fuse replacement, I'd recommend local TV repair shop.
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if the fuses were blown they were blown for a reason. Check the fuses again and make sure they havent blown again. Likely there is a wire touching something it shouldn't

Fuse is probably blown out. Replace fuses for respective functions. Find the fuse box: might be in engine near battery or below steering wheel. open top and check for blown fuses. Try replacing if blown fuses are found. If all fuses are OK then it is very unlikely that all the bulbs are blown.