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Dual CR 60 fuse replacement

drummer89

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Hello. Sorry if this is s novice question. I recently acquired a Dual CR 60 receiver, in what appears to be very good condition. It’s currently set for 220V, and I need to change it to 110V to function in the U.S. I know this is done by switching two fuses. Unfortunately, I damaged the fuses when removing them. Does anyone know exactly what type of fuse I should look for to replace these? They’re 0.6A, and on the fuse it says something along the lines of “M0,63/25 0C” but I can’t find any information on it or what those numbers mean. Any information you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Here is a link the page in the manual that describes the fuse swapping process: http://dual.pytalhost.eu/cr60/dual06.jpg
 
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measure the length and diameter of a fuse .
says semi time lag ..i would try slow blow or time lag fuses . often marked with a "T"
 
Hello drummer89, Welcome to AK. I bet the fuses could be the standard size fuses at 0.6A. Slo-Blo type fuse. However one wire is switched from the 220-240 position to the 110-130 position on the board. Download the Owners Manual from HiFiEngine.com. Just register and download for free. Check page #9 for instructions on switching AC input voltages from 240 to 120. The English part of the OM.
 
Thank you for your help. I was wondering if I needed to change the wire as well. According to this page of the service manual http://dual.pytalhost.eu/cr60s/06.jpg in the upper right, it appears as though one wire is for 110V/220V, and the other is 130V/240V. So if it’s already set to 220V, I shouldn’t have to change the wire for 110V. Only the fuses would need to be switched. But maybe someone can confirm this for me? Thanks.
 
From what I saw in the owners manual the wire is changed from the 220Vac-240Vac position to the 110Vac-130 Vac lower position. My Norton Anti Virus will not let me get to the dual.pytalhost.eu site. Maybe post some pics on how the wire is placed on the board will help.
 
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