Denon 3910 Progressive Scan DVD Player "amp blowing fuses" Questions

blowing the fuse on my Jensen Universal DC Adapter for my Disney Dual DVD Players. The Dvd player states it's a 9-12V so I am using a 1Amp Fuse and have the DC Adapter set at 9V. What am I doing wrong

...do they keep blowing? You will to buy a fuse with a higher amp rating You can buy a new car adapter by clicking on the hyperlink: buy replacement car adapter power charger cord for Audiovox ...

...blowing the 10 amp fuses from the vehicle. Used to work just fine. Would this be a vehicle issue? A portable dvd cant blow a 10 ampere fuse try to check the wiring of your vehicle specially the power ...

...an on board fuse located near to the mains power inlet. usually a small glass fuse. 0.5 to 1.5 Amp quick blow type. Make sure you switch off and unplug before attempting this. if the fuse blows ...

...BLOWING OUT? REPLACING IT WITH A HIGHER AMP FUSE RISK BURNING UP THE DVD PLAYER OR IT CATCHING ON FIRE DOESN'T IT? THANKS you can get fuses from almost any electrical shop, just take the blown fuse ...

...amp slow blow glass fuse. It is perfectly possible that your replacement was correct but that a separate fault in the machine is causing the fuse to blow. Remember, fuses are designed to protect ...

...500mA 250V fuse. So you can pop into any electronic parts shop and ask for a "Slow blow 500 Milli Amp 250 volt fuse". better yet take the old one with, and get be sure to get the same size

...chord adapters Need parts to power tpl-c01 from auto and home go to radio shack. Buy a multiple amp adapter. it will range from 3 to 12.0. normally on a player like this, it will operate at 9.0. ...

DVD S29 When I plug the power cable into the wall and turn on the switch, the 1.6 amp fuse blows on the PCB. I have checked the cable and there is no damage or short. I would have assumed that fault ...

What fuse does the Denon 3910ci player use? It says "2A" stamped on the circuit board but the engraving on the fuse in use looks more like .2A. Probably a dumb question since I have never see a .2A ...