The fuse is a little glass one behind the control panel very difficult to get to.
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Is plug not damaged? you will have to take cover off to access fuse
If you have a voltmeter you can check the voltage of the power cord coming in to machine and go from there it is either gonna be a bad switch,cord or power supply. will have to trace out voltage.I am not an expert on this machine just trying to help.
oh yeah be sure to check that magnet fluid!!!!! hee hee
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Are you still plugging the unit to the burnt outlet?
could you check the power where you sae plugging the unit. it may just be out of power. it could be the same circuit as the one one which burned.. tnx drcool
Check the fuse inside the unit, it is located where power cables hook up.
Start testing the unit on a different power outlet, check that the power cord has not melt, and that the plug is fine.
If you are in UK, or you are using a fused power cord, check also the fuse inside the power plug.
If cord and plug are ok check inside the unit, you will find the fuse located where power cables hook up.
If fuse is ok, then power cable must be replaced.
If fuse has blown, but unit does not start after cable replacement, then power supply inside air purifier must be replaced, in this case verify your guaranty terms and call number listed on your user manual.
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I had similar issues and by replacing the 2200 micro (Mu) Farad, 10 Volt capacitor on the PCB, all of my issues ceased.
Below is a link with information supplied by "fixya" that explains the procedure/details.
Hopefully this will solve your current issues.
Good luck,
Mike
http://potlash.org/feast/2010/11/20/repairing-a-jet-afs-1000b/
PS Linda Haus of "Rockler" Technical Support was kind enough to supply me with this link.
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Thank you for your efforts, let me clarify a few basic details;
The outlet has been replaced,
the circuit checks out strong, now,
the breaker is good. The units power cord shows no sign of heat distress.
Pressing the external fused reset doesn't help.
We pulled off the 'power-in' face plate and removed the reset. It doesn't appear to allow access (to replace a fuse?).
We have a second unit, so can see how a working unit responds.
???
thanx I'll check it out.
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