I have old game console which have connected to 220v outlet by previous owner and It is not able to turn on.
I checked continuity of fuse in PSU unit with a multimeter which is shown in the below picture with a orange circle around it, and It seems that fuse became open circuit.
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I also found that as well as bulging capacitor, there is unidentified coil which has residue all over its surface
unidentified coil which has residue all over its surface
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I want to replace this round black fuse and unidentified coil if it got broken.
But How can I test coil whether it is really broken or not?
and Is it possible to replace this round black fuse with normal glass fuse?
Any reply would be appreciated.
I checked continuity of fuse in PSU unit with a multimeter which is shown in the below picture with a orange circle around it, and It seems that fuse became open circuit.
I also found that as well as bulging capacitor, there is unidentified coil which has residue all over its surface
unidentified coil which has residue all over its surface
I want to replace this round black fuse and unidentified coil if it got broken.
But How can I test coil whether it is really broken or not?
and Is it possible to replace this round black fuse with normal glass fuse?
Any reply would be appreciated.
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