Hi all
so I have a QRX-7001 all apart at the moment, unfortunately the fuse lamps I bought don't fit (LEDs, too long) and also while attempting to make everything work I managed to blow F5. At least i got the "digital indicator" lighting up correctly, and I completely desoldered and resoldered each of the fuse lamp clips so hopefully if I can find LEDs that fit this is a permanent fix for flaky dial lamps.
While looking for the board on which F5 resides (it'd be nice if they showed you in the manual, for future reference it is a daughter card to the board with the speaker fuses) I noticed that two of the speaker fuses had apparently been replaced at some point in time. The other fuses all have a red dot on them. I do remember seeing mention that those were "fast acting" fuses, are those just normal non-slow-blow fuses or are they quicker acting than normal? If the latter, what do I ask for to replace them, or tell if the replacements installed fit those qualifications?
thanks!
so I have a QRX-7001 all apart at the moment, unfortunately the fuse lamps I bought don't fit (LEDs, too long) and also while attempting to make everything work I managed to blow F5. At least i got the "digital indicator" lighting up correctly, and I completely desoldered and resoldered each of the fuse lamp clips so hopefully if I can find LEDs that fit this is a permanent fix for flaky dial lamps.
While looking for the board on which F5 resides (it'd be nice if they showed you in the manual, for future reference it is a daughter card to the board with the speaker fuses) I noticed that two of the speaker fuses had apparently been replaced at some point in time. The other fuses all have a red dot on them. I do remember seeing mention that those were "fast acting" fuses, are those just normal non-slow-blow fuses or are they quicker acting than normal? If the latter, what do I ask for to replace them, or tell if the replacements installed fit those qualifications?
thanks!