problem with lcr ESCORT ELC3131D

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  • george_gpu
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    • Dec 2015
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    • greece
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    problem with lcr ESCORT ELC3131D

    hi
    i have this lcr (ESCORT ELC3131D)
    after 20 seconds show fuse error
    i check fuse in board its ok
    has anyone idea what problem has ?
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