Vic, I have a set of replacement fuses for my Lectra-San unit but they are almost impossible to read. Two look very similar but one pretty much looks like a conventional Slo-Blo. Are these fuses available at an auto parts store or strickly from Raritan ??
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Fuses for Lectra-San
- Thread starter Bob J
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Hi Bob,
Greetings from Junction City, Kansas! You're probably going to need a good light and a magnifying glass. The 3 fuses are all different; they are all slow-blow fuses, but are different amperage values. The smaller (mixer) motor is protected by the 6 1/4 amp fuse; the larger (macerator) motor is protected by the 30 amp fuse; and the electrode pack is protected by the 35 amp fuse. You can follow the wires from the motors to determine which fuse goes where in the fuse block.
Greetings from Junction City, Kansas! You're probably going to need a good light and a magnifying glass. The 3 fuses are all different; they are all slow-blow fuses, but are different amperage values. The smaller (mixer) motor is protected by the 6 1/4 amp fuse; the larger (macerator) motor is protected by the 30 amp fuse; and the electrode pack is protected by the 35 amp fuse. You can follow the wires from the motors to determine which fuse goes where in the fuse block.
Vic, if you want to get home, just close your eyes & click the heels on your red shoes !!! Even the good light & magnifying glass doesn't help. Don't need them now but would like to have them in reserve if ever needed. Again, I was wondering if the appropriate fuses could be bought at an auto parts store. If so, please tell me what to purchase. There is also a very small fuse on the circuit board. What is it and can I get it at the auto parts store ???
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Bob, call me at work next week (not Monday)...
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