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August 5th 03, 10:54 AM
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Roadstar CTV-1020 fuse?
Hi
We've recently bought Roadstar CTV-1020 which works fine with 240v. We had a problem with the 12v cigarette lighter attachment where the fuse kept blowing. It was supplied with a 4amp fuse & apparently they only draw 3.5amp. I spoke to Roadstar & they said use a 5amp fuse. This now works but the fuse gets hot - does this indicate a problem with either the TV or the 12v supply? thanks Frank 
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August 5th 03, 07:43 PM
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Roadstar CTV-1020 fuse?
Frank Weaver wrote in message om... Hi We've recently bought Roadstar CTV-1020 which works fine with 240v. We had a problem with the 12v cigarette lighter attachment where the fuse kept blowing. It was supplied with a 4amp fuse & apparently they only draw 3.5amp. I spoke to Roadstar & they said use a 5amp fuse. This now works but the fuse gets hot - does this indicate a problem with either the TV or the 12v supply? Probably the TV as the power supply is providing sufficient current to heat up the fuse. Bill
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