George you were asked nice. VERY nice as a mater of fact by the OP. Be a gentleman and move on. ONCE was enough a second or third is not OK. After that it’s beyond turning the other cheek. OR I suppose ALL your post can be removed.. It’s strictly your call..
You’re NOT welcome to add your adjectives or adverbs to ANYONE on the forums as you do.. It’s gone on long enough.. QUIT interfering with OTHER people’s sales. It’s as simple as that.
STOP! YOU’RE costing other people money, now I’m complaining about YOUR behavior, NOT what your selling..
Your behavior, it’s just not welcome.. By your own admission, you told a customer you installed an aftermarket fuse and you did NOT.. HOOEY George.. You’ve cost people money.. I think it’s time to send you the BILL, GEORGE.
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1. I’ve seen Slow Blow fuses/circuit breaker on the AC into to power supply (4. - 15. amp)
2. A Fast Blow on the bias circuit (.5 - 2. amp) of a valve amp for valve/circuit protection.
3. 2. - 4. amp Fast Blow on a + rail in a SS amp or the filament side of a valve amp.
Number 1 is fire protection. Period. That is the reason for the fuse on the AC line into the PS, it stop over current and fires. It’s normally a Slow Blow for filter cap charge. I don’t care what it’s plugged into it protect whatever it’s plugged into, NOT the other way around..
Number 2 and 3 are valve and circuit protection for the "piece" of gear, normally a fast blow and a lower value .5 - 3. amp fuse or so. THIS is to protect GEAR always after the units Power Supply..
A Cary V12r has 3 types of protection 1 for fire protection AC in. S.B.
1 for the tube filament transformer. F.B.
2 for left/right (bias) output valve protection. F.B.
They have protection inside the transformers too. I’ve taken a few apart, just most people don’t know how to fix a plate transformer or take it apart for that matter.. As long as you can work around the potting if it has it.. If it not potted it’s easy to look and fix if you know how to hunt up the short.. Sniff and visual test goes a long ways..
Regards