How do I replace a fuse in the Tannoy TS10 Subwoofer

The speakers consist of an induction coil, and a magnet attached to the cone. You have damaged something internally or the cone itself. Speakers don't have fuses unless they are powered speakers with mains input and an amplifier. You need the speaker repaired or replaced.

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Did you fix yours?

The fuse of my TS1001 blew, because the MosFET IRF740, another IC, and the transformer were shorted.
Called Tannoy who were not helpful and asked me to get to their authorised reseller/agent, as you cannot purchase parts directly from Tannoy. The agent obviously added a mark-up on the part.
Cutting long story short, I purchased the amplifier board for a TS801 to fit in my TS1001 because the BASH amplifier for TS1001 is no longer available/manufactured. The sizes of the amplifier plate were similar although the TS801 is 200W with 8" driver and the TS1001 is 300W with 10" driver.
I am now using a 200W amplifier with my TS1001 (Works well with the 10" driver).

check to see if you can find it on parts-express.com that's where I get all my speaker stuff

if you have a hum, then your fuse is ok.

Check w/ Studio supply (they have London office)

Try turning down the sub woofer output volume and/or alter the sub woofer crossover point to a lower setting, try 100 Hz, - Rod

Something inside it is acting like it was just a piece of wire instead of doing it's job. That's why the fuses blow. Look at either the power supply section - transformer, diodes, voltage regulators. OR the main output devices. If they are transistors, you can test them with a ohm meter. The part will show up easy! It will be just like you had just touched the two probes together!!

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Was not clear .....does the sub have audio output
If not the preamp circuit is bad and this will cause the hum as well

Have you checked the power supply. Maybe it has died.