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Hi Ted,

I probably do, but it's easier if you take it to your local hardware store or anyplace else they sell those little buss fuses. You should be able to read the rating faintly embossed on one of the metal caps. The ones I've seen in these purifiers are typically 1W (1 watt) and are often sold in little boxes of five for a few dollars.

If you have friends or relatives who do DIY (do-it-yourself) stuff, hobby electronics or car repair, you might check with them first - they are very common, and you might get it free for the asking.

If I can be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it accordingly.

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Jon .

You may need to replace the ceramic ozon plate. About $20.00.