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    Honda. 31570-VP7-A01

    Hi guys

    Got a Honda. 31570-VP7-A01 mother board here with a K0CA 7A fuse.
    I cant find this fuse.
    Question is what can I replace it with.. I know it AC 7 AMP fuse but what does K0 stand for?


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    #2
    Normal Blow Fuse

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      #3
      KOAC is the brand
      https://www.koaglobal.com/

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        #4
        ok so I replace fuse check for short no short. plug in and boom the fuse blown again. so i checked again finding nothing, no issue no shorts no other blown component and since there is no short I can't inject volt.
        so what me next move?

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          #5
          show more of the board.
          you probably have a large transistor or driver chip with something shorted on it's output.

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            #6
            Hi here picture of both side of the board

            thanks David

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              #7
              clean anything that's square and black to get a better look .

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                #8
                check the ceramic capacitors and large 3pin parts for shorts.
                hopefully it wont be that big driver chip with the heatsink tab under it!
                what is this anyway, a 3phase motor driver?

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                  #9
                  it for the docking station for a lawn morrow.
                  I found the issue, Like I said there nothing wrong with the board no shorts it blow because of incorrect volt.
                  250v was incorrect it meant to be 120 volt.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by omgitdrifty View Post
                    it for the docking station for a lawn morrow.
                    I found the issue, Like I said there nothing wrong with the board no shorts it blow because of incorrect volt.
                    250v was incorrect it meant to be 120 volt.
                    that would do it

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                      #11
                      your lucky it only did the fuse!

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                        #12
                        yeh I told the guy he was lucky I also said WTF when he told me he just plug it in the main socket lol

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