My Duracell Power Pack 300 has no voltage at the power outlets. Book shows a 40 amp fuse. How do I change this fuse?
1939463
I am not sure without consulting the manual. If I figure it out soon I'll re post and let you know.
256018
You need to find the fuse box and directly connect to it! (read the instructions that came with the power magic pro)
896591
I am not sure about the fuse. But his equipment is working fine for me. I got on mixer from india and i am using this to convert the volts to use in USA. This is great product. along with this they they provided me 2 fuses also.
1613211
the power plug has an internal 5amp fuse in it . probably just need to screw the end off the plug
636121
probably the fuser, we have used both original and rebuilt fusers with good and bad results. If its not critical, start with a cheaper rebuilt fuser. it should be under 150 USD
1679659
It says right below the power connector; 50/60 Hz- 120 V, but I've seen that on digital power supplies for hard drives etc which weren't correct. Above the power connector it says the fuse number that can be used for 120V and 220V. But I do believe the models sold here in the USA are most likely 120V only, ones sold in Europe are 240V. I don't know if it's a digital power supply, but to be sure contact Line 6 directly.
820228
I would suggest something mid range like 15 amps but definitely nothing higher than what was on the unit. The reason you blew the fuse was you put to high a load on it. By putting a higher rated fuse, your risking a fire.
974709
I got replacement fuses at 'Home Depot' in NY. Don't know where you live, but any hardware shop with an electrical section should have it.....
452047
Sorry, I have not used my generator yet. My suggestion would be too contact Duramax . Hope you find what you need.
459233
I had the exact same issue. Duracell changed the connector on the Powerpack Pro 600 and I could not connect the solar panel to the new DC input (car cigarette lighter shaped) plug on the Powerpack. I called InstaPark and spoke to some one who was aware of Duracell's change and InstaPark was able to provide me with a cable to make the connection.
2029404
The problem with ours is that it blew the fuses that it came with and the two extras so I don't have a clue whether or not this works. I'm not sure how they blew, but I never tinkered with it because I bought this for my mother. She didn't get anything to work (note we live in the US) even when she used different options for the input volts. (she tried both 110 and 220, both blew a fuse) I'm sorry I can't help you with this, but I think we got a defected version or some kind of messed up one.
2138799
Duracell seems to have a new standard for their chargers. In retail stores, you can find the "Duracell 4000" and "Duracell 1000" chargers.
204408
I can't answer the question as asked, but this is how i solved the same problem (I have the LF3000 connected to a standard UK power circuit with a 30A breaker. I operate a 1700W 110V toaster with it). Effectively there are two switches involved, one on the LF itself and the other the 110V item being powered. I got the device to work as follows 1. Plug the 110v item into the FS in a switched OFF state 2. Plug the FS into the main and switch on....Actually, I leave mine on all the time. I never switch it off 3. Then switch the 110V device on. With luck all will be well If you you have multiple 110V devices, follow a similar approach The reason this method works is that by turning on the FS without any output loading first, the voltage spikes are reduced Good luck
771752
Just continuing to replace fuses does not sound like the right solution. If you are using an appliance requiring more than 130W you likely need to upgrade to a bigger transformer.
1714367
Swap it out with other one that does work. If it works you have defective wiring or connections. Check your fuses. Try different wiring harnesses. Try the simple one that just connects to a 12v outlet. Hope it works for you and the problem is a simple one. I've had mine about 6 months and they have performed very well. Good luck.
2229316
the printed spec for the fuse is "200 ma / 500v". this is the spec in the meter instructions for the fuse.hope this helps. buy the way, this is a fantastic meter "vom" for the price!
119542
I used a ANL 30 amp Fuse along with the Scosche EWFH single ANL fuse holder. Both bought from AMAZON. And play it safe buy two fuses, one for back up.