fuse creda

[dopper]

creda w120vw timer has a fuse on it. does anyone know if you can buy this .part number?
cheers paul

[Dave_Conway]

Re: fuse creda

According to Partfinder it isn’t replaceable, if anyone knows the value though ? 😉

Dave.

[Martin]

Re: fuse creda

Same fues/pcb problem as the Hotpoint and the likes of EMW or QER can advise. I attach an earlier article on the same subject:-
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … point+wm54

[iadom]

Re: fuse creda

I have had a timer repaired at QER for this fault, they replaced it with a small removable fuse and holder, needless to say, my request to them for advice on obtaining this part myself fell on deaf ears. 😉

[electrofix]

Re: fuse creda

have had a fuse on a timer that is soldered into the board but if you remove it and take off the caps the value s printed on it cant remember value

older hotpoint machines used a 7a fuse if you replaced around this value you would be ok

Dave

[Twoten]

Re: fuse creda

I’ve changed one of these fuses in the past. The end caps will prize off with a little care (and luck). I’m not 10{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} sure but I think I used a small 6.3amp fuse I carry for microwaves. If you need a Parts Center pt number let me know.

If you can’t get the end caps off or if the wire breaks it would probably be worth getting a small inline fuse holder, this would make life infinitely easier should it go again.

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