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Hi Robert, The problem with ceramic fuses is that you can't tell if it's blown unless you put a meter on both ends to check for continuity. You probably have a friend that has a multi-meter sitting in a drawer somewhere, or a trip to the local Radio Shack will tell you right away - as well as likely finding the correct value fuse. Replacing it with a ceramic is not as critical as matching the AMPERAGE of the fuse (the Behringer site might be helpful: http://www.behringer.com/EN/Support/Find-Answers-or-Ask-Behringer.aspx And no, the fuse didn't die on it's own, but are most prone to failure at turn on - so this time when you plugged it in after 3 years - it was time to go.
DO NOT REPLACE A FUSE if it blows. You will do additional damage to the unit internally.
When these blow, there is damage inside that must be repaired before restoring power.
To get an exact replacement fuse holder it is best to get it from Behringer parts. This one has a switch in it depending on which way the fuse carrier is inserted.
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