Questions for Fusible Resistors

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  • redwire
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    • Dec 2010
    • 3910
    • Canada
    #21
    Re: Questions for Fusible Resistors

    Uh what resistor, this thread has been about a few different appliances. Best to start a new repair thread about it.
    Last post was 2017. Usually bots do this kind of thing with necro threads...
    Last edited by redwire; 10-24-2023, 12:30 PM.

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