so one final question: a friend of mine brought over 200ma fuses, will that work, or is that still too high? I've seen some posts saying it is ok, but I just want to make sure...
so one final question: a friend of mine brought over 200ma fuses, will that work, or is that still too high? I've seen some posts saying it is ok, but I just want to make sure...
Please tell me where to find the transfer unit. When you say "the front of the machine", do you mean where the toner is loaded or do you mean the side where the rollers are to clear paper jams?
I would not go whit 0.200 mA fuzes! I tried 0.100 mA on c352 and it is working but i don't recommend (i was bit in hurry and didn't have 0.80). Try to find or 0.80 mA (or 0.080A) or lower to be a safe. On c353 series, don't go anything above 0.80mA!
You want the fuse to blow. The 80 ma fuse is fine to use in place of the 200ma, because the lower rating is fine when you want the fuse to blow. However, the small current passing thru the fuse may not be enough to blow a 200ma fuse, and you have a problem. If you don't want to blow the fuse, then the opposite is true. We use the 80 ma or even 63 ma for everything.
Make sure you use an 80ma fuse,no larger. Just did one yesterday
Yes, the .315 amp fuse has worked.
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