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Is it possible for me to replace a T3,15A/250V with a F5A/250V on a SONY electronic subwoofer?

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Hi Tebogo Makhubela, it is possible to replace a T3.15A / 250V fuse with an F5A / 250V fuse, but the risk is very high, since this way it will not be protected, as designed by the manufacturer and the result can be very expensive at $$$$$
Hola Tebogo Makhubela, es posible reemplazar un fusible T3,15A/250V con uno de F5A/250V, pero el riesgo es muy alto, ya que de esta manera no va a estar protegido, como lo dise?o el fabricante y el resultado puede ser muy caro en $$$$$

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