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04-07-2004, 15:34
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well, i put on a 2amp fuse. The fuse was directly conected to the power plug. I took some other advice and looked at the power adapters outputs. it was 2.0amps. So, it wouldn'y make any sense to put on anything under 2amps, as it would just blow.
When I powered on, all worked fine. I then did it a couple more times. Nothing was plugged into the television though. I hooked up the cd-rom and blew a nother fuse. I made the mistake of using the metal sheilding that covered the board. I figure that it was touching something, and shorted out. I know that it is a 0.8-1.0amp fuse, so I don't need to search anything. But I think I will just cover the board entirely in electrical tape, then add on the cd-rom. Argh.
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05-07-2004, 03:59
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seems a bit extreme (taping the board) but you will definitely not short out anymore!
 hopefully it should be fine after that.
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