SIZE+CAPACITY+VOLTAGE of fuse - Proform XP Weight Loss 620 Treadmill

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You must locate to side from the power switch you must find the fuse holder and replace the fuse with THE SAME SIZE+CAPACITY+VOLTAGE INDICATED FROM THE SAME FUSE.

Remember if the fuse is Blown again or continuing you have a short circuite in a) Transformer b) Main Motor c) Main Controller Board d) Faulty ground in your receptacel from the wall very carefully.
attached the block diagram that I did for to illustrate to person like you, good luck. sincerely.

yes as long as it's the same voltage its fine

The fuse size will protect the wiring depending on its size but the question is what amperage does the system draw/use and therefore what size wire is needed and the fuse will be the size of the system amperage draw and the wire size also determined by the amperage draw because if the amperage draw exceeds the capacity of the wire the wire will melt so the fuse should project the wire by cutting the current flow when it exceeds the wire siaze but the system needs the cureetn flow, amperage it is designed to use.

The short answer is "No"

The long answer is:-

Physical size, input and output voltages, output capacity and the connection type to the PC varies from one PC to another.
If you are asking about batteries for your particular PC, then there are four things that need to match the PC's requirements, they are-:

Physical size, has to match the space provided for the battery.

Voltages, the output voltage from the battery to the PC must match the voltage required by the PC. (This can be found in the handbook, on the back of the PC, or the manufacturers website.

Battery Capacity, this is stated in one of two ways. either, in Wh,(watts per hour) or Amps, the higher this number, the longer it will run your PC.

Connections, this must marry-up with the connections on the PC.

For instance, the battery information label for my Inspiron 1720 reads as follows:-
Rating: 11.1v === Capacity 56Wh which means,
Voltage; 11.1 volts (=== DC), less than this and the PC will not run, more than this WILL damage the PC
Capacity; 56Wh means, if the PC uses 56 watts per hour, it will run the PC for one hour. If it uses 28Wh, (56/2=28), it will run the PC for two hours.
The higher the Capacity, i.e ??Wh the longer it will run the PC and will not harm your PC but, increased capacity batteries commands a price.

When it comes to the Power Supply Unit, (PSU), or "Charger"
Input: AC 100-240 volts ~ 1.5A 50/60Hz (~ refers to AC)
Output: DC 19.5 volts = 4.62A (= refers to DC)

Input from the wall socket of Alternating Current anywhere between 100 and 240 volts at 1.5A at 50 or 60 Hertz. In other words this PSU will work world wide with the right plug adaptor, (if needed), to convert the existing plug to the wall socket of the country you are in at the time.

I hope you find the above, informative and useful.
Kind regards,
Ron.

YOU MUST read your owner manual, and see the section troubleshooting for to see how is the capacity of your fuse. However you can use this simple I=P/E THIS will give your the amper by factor 1.25 give your result for the fuse amp rating. with the voltage 240vac FOR to use.

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You must locate to side from the power switch you must find the fuse holder and replace the fuse with THE SAME SIZE+CAPACITY+VOLTAGE INDICATED FROM THE SAME FUSE.

Remember if the fuse is Blown again or continuing you have a short circuite in a) Transformer b) Main Motor c) Main Controller Board d) Faulty ground in your receptacel from the wall very carefully.
attached the block diagram that I did for to illustrate to person like you, good luck. sincerely.

If you have identified that the fuse for cruise control usually it is under the dashboard panel in front of the driver. Size or ampere rating capacity is shown on the fuse itself.

Group Size: 35
Voltage: 12
Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) @ 0°F: 720
Cranking Amps @ 32°F: 910
Reserve Capacity (minutes): 90
Terminal Type: SAE top post
Height (in.): 9-5/16
Width (in.): 6-13/16
Length (in.): 7-5/8

Weight (lbs.): 32

Hope this helps

Where the fuse are put it on the board get the capacity always be 150 volts 5 ampers