Fuses for the GPAC for Quest

dotcaf

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• Jun 6, 2007

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Hi,
The fuse has gone on my QPAC and I need to find a replacement. The original was 50 or 60v and 1.5A. I can only find 250v and 1.5A.
Is this the same? Otherwise, where can I find the correct one?
Thanks!

 

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• Jun 6, 2007

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Yup, that'll be fine. But why did the fuse blow in the first place? You need to correct any fault condition first or you'll just keep blowing fuses

 

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Thanks, Rob,

I have installed a plug so that i can remove the mount when not in use (so that nobody else does, either) and managed to ground the plug to the bike and the fuse went. HAve but some tape on the place where the plug is so that it won't happen again!

Charles

 

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all my spares, incl fuses were passed onto gps warehouse, suggest you contact support @gpsw and ask for one, otherwise I may have one around the bits on my desk. More importantly, the fuse is 1.5 amp rated and must not be replaced with any higher as it will 'blow' a circuit device and you'll need to send it back.