IEC connector with fuse and switch

@jw944ts,

I have reviewed the back of the amp, it appears the fuse holder *IS* on the rear of the chassis, between the IEC inlet and the on/off power switch. The trick to removing the fuse holder is to use a small flat head screwdriver to pry open a little latch at the top of the holder and then use the screwdriver at the bottom of the fuse holder to begin to loosen the compartment. Once you pull out the compartment, the fuse orientation should be as I suggested in my last post.

If you need further assistance with fuse replacement, reach out to Mark at Reno Audio.

PS: Make sure the amp is off and disconnected completely from power grid for atleast 2 hours before you proceed with fuse replacement. 

@lalitk , your interest is appreciated.....I have had no trouble locating or opening the fuse compartment, and it is oriented as I have said...I contacted PASS LABS, who have told me that current flows from the  end of the fuse  located towards the inside of the amp towards the end of the fuse located at the backside of the amp....

Is there a typical fuse orientation, or direction?

Dose it matter? Trust your own ears!

yes, it matters, from a practical perspective....as one needs take down connections and open up the chassis of devices to change fuses, it is nice to get it right the first time, as opposed to having to go back and forth a few times, to be certain.......the fuses are labelled as directional, so simply insert in the correct direction, the first time.....

How would one apply the correct directionality placement when the fuse holders are the 2 prong snap-in type on a PCB?