I have a th-c50 no power at all. Replaced the fuse with a slow burning glass fuse. Had a ceramic fuse in it. Still nothing, checked everything inside, looks good. Now what?

Ceramic fuses have better interrupting characteristics under extremely high currents (relative, not break current). Not the case for a rice cooker. Ceramic has advantages in product production, assembly, regulatory as well.
I would not expect glass to make any significant difference.

Probably a blown fuse. If you have a warranty or can return it do that, if not unplug it, open it up and there should be a 250 volt glass type fuse. pull it out and make sure it is blown. If it is replace it at radio shack. If it isnt check for loose wires around the power cable and the transformer.

it has (2) 8 amp 250 volt ceramic fuses, slow burn, 5mm x 20mm that needs to be replaced. they cost about $1.00 - $3.00 each. Just take off the back cover (make notes of where the 4 different types of screws go!!!) and look just above where the plug goes into the tv. A set of needlenose pliers will easily remove the fuses.

You need to have the receiver serviced. The fuse is blowing because some part in the power supply or amplifier section has failed. A service technician will need to troubleshoot the unit to determine what parts need to be replaced.

Not sure about all of that but i was having problems with the fuse too. but i was t rying to replace the original ceramic fuse with a glass one and it wasnt working. so i called JVC and spent some time with them on the phone and finally found the part number for the ceramic fuse QMFZ059-1R0-E they are $8 after shipping if you want to try that. hope it works for you.

i was having a simalar problem and was trying to replace the ceramic fuse with a glass one and it wasnt working. i have found the part number for jvc if you want to try and order the ceramic fuse from them and try that. QMFZ059-1R0-E its $8 after shipping.

are you replacing the ceramic fuse with a glass one? i was doing that and having the same problem. i have the part number if you want to order the ceramic fuse from jvc QMFZ059-1R0-E they are $8 after shipping if you want to try that. hope it works out.

The fuse for Duoscan T1200 is "T2A 250V" a 2 Ampere 250 Volts. The letter "T" means the fuse is "Slow Action". European size ? 5 mm. x 20 mm. length. The cilinder is "Ceramic" in white color, not in transparent glass like comun ones.

I have a TH-C30. I had the same problem where the unit just stopped working - no standby light and no recognition of power at all. After checking this forum and another, I opened the unit, found the ceramic fuse where the power comes in and went to Radio Shack. They have a T1AL250V fuse pack that is a 1 amp, 250 volt, 5 X 20 mm SLOW BLOW glass fuse which is a better fuse for this common problem. Their RS number is 270-1063 and a pack of 4 costs about $3. Put new fuse in and the problem was solved.

The repair took minutes - 3 screws on the back and two screws on each side. Lift the cover from the back (it is slip-hinged on the front) and replace the ceramic fuse. It slips out with a little help and the new one snaps in place.

I had the same power problem with my th-c50. In fact, this is a common problem with this model Home Theater In a Box (HTIB). The issue truly is the fuse. All you have to do is take the cover off and replace the fuse. There are approximately 8 screws total to take the cover off and you can do it with a standard phillips screwdriver. Once the cover is off, the fuse you need to change is underneath and slightly to the right of the power input (if the box in on your lap with the front facing away from you). The stock fuse is a ceramic, white fuse and if you aren't familiar with fuses, it looks like a very small cylinder. The model number is T1AH250V. These numbers mean that it is a 1 amp, 250 volt ceramic fuse, 5 x 20 mm in size. The fuse is held together by four metal posts. Bend the posts back to take the fuse out. Go to Radio Shack or your local hardware store and get a replacement fuse with the specs above. The problem that I had is that none of my local hardware stores had a ceramic fuse with these specs, only glass. I bought the glass fuse anyway (T1AL250V) and it works beautifully. Be sure to buy a "slow blow" fuse instead of a "fast acting" as they are more durable. Insert the fuse into the slot, tighten the clamps, put the cover back on and your done! It doesn't take too long. Hope this helps.