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Will a 15a 250v fuse work with a 20amp rated in-line fuse holder?

Oct 16, 2007 by Mr. E | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I essential to replace the fuse on my xbox. I know i need a 15 amp 250 volt fuse and an in-line fuse holder, but i can't find a 15amp rated in-specialization fuse holder. Will the 20 amp rated one work? Does anyone know what kind of external power supply i could use and the aproximate sell for? I am trying to save money and space by just replacing the fuse. Thanks for any help!

Yes it will vocation. The 15 amp fuse will fit in the 20 amp rated holder. Don't use a 20 amp fuse, stay with the 15.

I don't know what you are trying to do with the alien power supply. I'll let one of your fellow gamers answer that part.

John himself | Oct 16, 2007

There may be a disregard size difference in the fuses, if you are using cartridge fuses. These look like shot gun shells.

Using a 20amp fuse should not depressed anything!! i would use the required 20 amp fuses.
Rawstuff 007 | Oct 16, 2007

You can use the 20amp fuse holder and every point will be just fine.

As for the power supply, you can get them pretty cheap.


Good luck
Big Chief | Oct 16, 2007

NEVER renew a smaller fuse with a larger fuse. There is a reason that its 15 amps, going larger could damage the x box.
Stephen P | Oct 16, 2007

NEVER us a fuse that is larger than what is think to be used!!! You will wind up overheating the wires and causing a fire. By trying to save money, you will expenditure yourself more in the long run. I would call an Electrician and see if they could tell you where to find the correct fuse.
meyerhomeimp | Oct 16, 2007

You can get the items you call for by going to an elect. supply store. The thing that you need to remember is like others have said DO NOT exchange the amps of the fuse!! BUSS FUSE, or LITTLE FUSE have in line fuse holders and remember that the fuse has to be rated at least 250 volts. And recollect it is most likely a fast acting glass fuse being about 3/4"-1"
anita m | Oct 16, 2007

Yes it will drudgery. The 15 amp fuse will fit in the 20 amp rated holder. Don't use a 20 amp fuse, stay with the 15.

I don't know what you are trying to do with the outside power supply. I'll let one of your fellow gamers answer that part.
John himself | Oct 16, 2007

yes you can use a 20 rated holder with a 15 rated fuse.
analize2much | Oct 17, 2007

Does anyone know where I can find a cylinder fuse box holder for my Dryer fuse for an old-school fuse system?

Oct 28, 2007 by Sarah | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have an older dwelling that has a Fuse electrical system. I bought a new dryer but it won't heat because the fuse holder is damaged and is not allowing enough power to reach the heater on the dryer. SO, I for to find a new/used holder but I can't find them at the normal H.D. or Lowes. Does anyone know where they can be found.
It's a black pull-out responsive holder that sits with the Range and Main Fuse similar holders.
Sounds confusing and it is.

What discredit is the fuse box. Do an on line search and you will find the replacements. I have to find them all the time for people. You can call a local electrical parts warehouse also. Electricians never buy materials at HD or Lowes. For very gear reasons.

John himself | Oct 28, 2007

What would cause a fuse to over heat and melt a fuse holder with no shorts?

Oct 05, 2006 by Rockstar | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

15 Amp 250 Volt fuse in a 13 Amp, 120 volt system. Onle one end of the fuse was heating up, and the impressionable part of the holder melted. The fuse blew. I thought maybe the fuse blew because it was old, and that melted the holder. But after cleaning up the clips, I put a new fuse in and the one end of the fuse started heating up and sparking again. I flipped the fuse around, and the other end of the fuse started heating up on the same end of the holder. So I flipped the holder around. Still the same end of the holder. I tested for shorts, but there were none. It was still pulling 13 amps, as expected. I installed a new fuse holder, which is NOT heating up. It's working OK with the new fuse holder.

So what would cause that to happen? Does plastic get old and become conductive? I know there's no metal in the fuse holder.

If the fuse wire is not securely connected to the final on the fuse, or if the Fuse Grip is not making good contact with the Fuse Base , then there will be increased resistance and as a result more heat generated.

The same could befall if the Fuse Wire being used is of lower rating ( thinner). Then also there will be more heat generated.

but I think scenario one is more plausible in your case.

Best Answer | Oct 05, 2006

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