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    Laptop Blown fuse replacement

    Hello guys.

    I have a sony Vaio that has a backlight issue , i found a fuse ( polyswitch 1A / 32V ) on the motherboard side being blown , so i used a wire to jumper to see if it would work and it did.
    So my question now :

    Do i need exact replacement for this fuse or can i use another normal fuse or even resistor ( low ohms like 5 or something) ?

    LOoking forward to your answers. Cheerz
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    Re: Laptop Blown fuse replacement

    for me i always use the specified value to protect the unit...my opinion..
    Never stop LEARNING because life never stops TEACHING!

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      #3
      Re: Laptop Blown fuse replacement

      use the right part - it's there for a reason

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        Re: Laptop Blown fuse replacement

        Originally posted by Duranitron View Post
        for me i always use the specified value to protect the unit...my opinion..
        Ye i'll get the right value but what about using a normal fuse insteaf of polyswitch

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          Re: Laptop Blown fuse replacement

          Originally posted by stj View Post
          use the right part - it's there for a reason
          A polyswitch is a resettable fuse which means once blown it will take a few days to reset if the problem that caused this is fixed and a normal fuse just blows and i have to replace it again.

          So if i'm missing something why i shouldn't use a normal fuse or even a current sensing resistor please tell me

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