I need a 6.3 AMP 120volt fuse for my televison where can I purchase one.

Multiply your volts by amps to get approximate watts. Example: your fridge is 120volt. 5 amp. 5x120=600. 600 watts is the
Number. Good luck.

Copy following link:
Scroll down to '120 volt subpanel'
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-install-a-subpanel.html

Depends on whether this is a 12 Volt TV or a 120Volt. If a 12 volt, then fused and direct to battery. This is done this way as you do not want any other circuit to feed through it. You may want to add a diode to insure that if this is a unit with its own batteries, there is no reverse draw.
If a 120Volt, you need a power inverter which is also isolated from other systems. For shore power 120Volt, there should be a circuit panel and it may have open taps.

You want 3 minute 'off delay' timer.
When timer is energized with push button or momentary electrical signal, circuit remains ON for set amount of time, and then turns OFF.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-Dayton-Off-Delay-Timer.html
Aug 15, 2011 Dayton/ Grainger website is offline

Most delay timers have 1 amp capacity rating, so circuit needs fast acting 1 amp fuse, and timer controls separate relay or contactor unless Load is equal to 100 watt light bulb.

3-minute off delay pin timer
Omron shows 120Volt 8-pin M-series-(minute) 3 minute delay timer
Part number H3CR-H8L 120volt M
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Omron-timers.pdf

Example 240Volt timer showing timer and base.
http://www.sourcingmap.com/ah33-220v-030-minutes-delay-timer-relay-socket-p-119441.html
Wiring diagram shows on side of timer.

T-103 is 120Volt timer that can be used to control 120Volt and/or 240Volt loads, for example pools and spas and outdoor lights.
Look at the yellow dial and see if it has trippers attached to dial.
If no trippers are on the dial, then the timer function is off.
Next look at dial and see if it rotates as time passes.
If dial does not rotate, then either the clock motor is bad or electricity to timer is off or timer is not connected to power.
Test across terminals A and 1 for 120Volts will tell if timer is getting power.
Last, move manual override back and forth and see if anything turns on and off.
Open following links for more information:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-T104-Intermatic-timer.html#T103
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-Intermatic-timer.html

So you want to wire a 115 volt outlet to T104 240volt timer?
Open following link to see how to wire outlet so it turns on-off with timer.
If you do not want outlet to turn on-off with timer, connect 120Volt hot to terminal 1 instead of terminal2
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/Main-breaker-box-1-500.jpg

Open following link for general wiring information:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-T104-Intermatic-timer.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/See-inside-main-breaker-box.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-replace-circuit-breaker.html

What concerns me is the 8 gauge wire.
If the timer has 8 gauge wire, it is not code to connect smaller wire to outlet without putting 15 amp in-line fuse on 120Volt hot.
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/COOPER-BUSSMANN-Fuse-Holder-1CV90?Pid=search

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you need 240volts for it to run and heat,the timer and motor are each on their one side of 110volts and the element needs 240volts to heat,so if the motor runs or the timer runs but not both and it doesnt heat your missing one of the 110 to 120volt phases,check the homes power panel it will have either a tandem pole 30 amp breaker or 2 30 amp fuses and one of them will be bad(open) the breaker may look like its not tripped,but sometimes one leg will open and not show,turn it off and back on then check for 240volts at the dryer

Following page has Dayton timer wiring:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-Dayton-Off-Delay-Timer.html

Terminals 6 and 7 are wired with 120Volt power as shown.
The push button gives momentary impulse of electricity to timer.
Timer activates when impulse of electricity ends.
Timer activation turns Load ON and begins countdown.
When countdown expires, timer turns Load OFF.

Terminal 2 is 125V Hot from breaker.
Terminal 3 is Neutral.

Terminal 1 goes to Load.
Load cannot exceed 1 amp.
So Dayton timer can only control single 100 watt light bulb, or it can control 120Volt coil on contactor.
Contactor turns on Load with any voltage: 120, 240, 277, etc or 3 phase contactor.


Suggest busman in-line 1 amp fuse between terminal 1 and Load to protect timer.

Clock Memory Fuse 8 and Digital Clock Fuse 6 .
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A/C Compressor Clutch Fuse 17
A/C Heater Control Switch Fuse 17
A/C-Heater Mode Switch Fuse 9
Air Bag Diagnostic Monitor Fuse 7
Air Bags Fuse 5
Amplifier Fuse 11
Autolamp Dual Coil Relay Fuse 4
Backup Lamps Fuse 5
Blower Motor Speed Controller Fuse 17
Clock Memory Fuse 8
Courtesy Lamps Fuses 6 & 8
Daytime Running Lamps Fuses 5 & 10
Digital Clock Fuse 6
Digital Instrument Cluster Fuses 5 & 16
EATC Blend Door Actuator [1] Fuse 17
EATC Blower Motor [1] Fuse 9
EATC Control Module [1] Fuses 5 & 16
Exterior Lamps Fuses 4 & 15
Flash-to-Pass Switch Fuse 10
Hazard Lamps Fuse 1
Heated Oxygen Sensor Fuse 5
Illuminated Entry Fuse 5
Illuminated Entry Module Fuse 8
Instrument Illumination Fuse 13
Keyless Entry Fuses 5 & 8
LCD Dimming Relay Fuse 6
Lamps On Warning Fuse 4
Lamp Out Warning Fuses 6 & 15
Liftgate Window Defrost Fuse 6
Liftgate Window Washer Fuse 6
Liftgate Window Wiper Fuse 6
Light Sensor/Amplifier Fuse 18
Low Oil Level Relay Fuse 18
Main Light Switch Fuse 6
Manual Lever Position Sensor Fuses 5 & 10
Mobile Telephone Transceiver Fuse 11
Police Accessory Relay Fuse 6
Power Antenna Fuse 11
Power Mirrors Fuse 8
Power Windows Fuse 6
Radio Fuse 11
Radio Memory Fuse 8
Rear Window Defrost Fuse 5
Redundant Radio Control Fuse 11
Shift Lock Actuator Fuse 5
Speed Control Amplifier Fuse 6
Speed Control Deactivator Switch Fuse 1
Stop Lamps Fuse 1
Transmission Control Switch Fuse 18
Turn Lamps Fuse 1
Turn Signals Fuse 5
Variable Assist Power Steering Module Fuse 5
Warning Chime Fuse 6
Warning Chime Module Fuse 18
Warning Indicators Fuse 18
Windshield Wiper Control Module Fuse 2
Windshield Wiper Motor Fuse 2.
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this will help.thanks.

Yes. This machine will work on a 120v 13 amp socket.

13 is an odd number. U.S. household 120volt circuits are either 15 or 20 amps. I assume you are going to plug this into a 15 amp circuit, or you are not in the U.S. -- is that correct?

The circuit should have nothing else running on it of any significance -- lights should be okay -- vacuums, toasters, etc. would pull too much current and trip the breaker if these are operated simultaneously with the A/C.