A SONY fuse named N 15 D ?
I am repairing a friens CD player and found that a fuse is blown.
It has the markings N 15 D and look like a small signal plastic
housed transistor ( TO 92 ) just with two legs ( of cause ).
I have made a short across and the CD works, but I owe my friend
to replace it with something.
Any good ideas ?
Ta
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IC protector is just a fancy name for a fast blow fuse in a funny package.
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N & F type fuses, you multiply the last 2 digits by 40...
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"She'll be o'right".
Thanks to everyone on this one.
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Frank Seldevig, Bits & PCs, DK born, UK resident, Aussie soon ?
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What you have is typically called an IC protector. The N15 is rated
at 600 mA. You can buy a replacment from MCM Electronics at 1-800-543-4330.
The part number is ICP-N15, and the price is 95 cents.
Of course, since MCM has a minimum order of $20, you might want to find
a few other things to add to your order :-)
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This is a 1.5 amp I.C. protect fuse. They are readily available from
any electronics parts supplier, except Radio Shack of course.
David Nicholson danic@microage-ll.awinc.com
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
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