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Hi,
I have a 1997 Cambridge Soundworks Microworks with a blown glass fuse. There was a label inside that says I should replace it with a T800 ma 250V glass fuse slow blow type. Unfortunately, I couldn't get hold of it here in my location, my choices from the store are a T500ma, T750ma and aT1000ma. What would be a safe alternative from these choices? Should I use the T750ma?
It's a bit expensive to have a T800ma shipped to my location, specially since I'm not sure it replacing the fuse is all I need to do to get my speakers working. Just before the unit failed to work, I kept hearing some buzzing sound on one channel, as if it was grounded.
Also, would anyone here have a service manual or guide on how to disassemble and repair the Cambridge Soundworks Microworks Model 1?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Kenth
I have a 1997 Cambridge Soundworks Microworks with a blown glass fuse. There was a label inside that says I should replace it with a T800 ma 250V glass fuse slow blow type. Unfortunately, I couldn't get hold of it here in my location, my choices from the store are a T500ma, T750ma and aT1000ma. What would be a safe alternative from these choices? Should I use the T750ma?
It's a bit expensive to have a T800ma shipped to my location, specially since I'm not sure it replacing the fuse is all I need to do to get my speakers working. Just before the unit failed to work, I kept hearing some buzzing sound on one channel, as if it was grounded.
Also, would anyone here have a service manual or guide on how to disassemble and repair the Cambridge Soundworks Microworks Model 1?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Kenth