those fuse circuit breaker thingies?

[beerorkid]

I know Bob Roberts sells them, but cannot find them on his page.

Does anyone know the link or preferably another place where I can get something similar?

I am now known as "fuse guy" at the local hardware store

 

[beerorkid]

found how the ninja does it here

http://www.pinrepair.com/em/index1.htm#tools

I guess I could just do it that way.

 

[RussMyers]

Here ya go:

http://www.therealbobroberts.net/cirbreaker.html

RussM

 

[Lindsey]

found how the ninja does it here

http://www.pinrepair.com/em/index1.htm#tools

I guess I could just do it that way.

Either that or the method Bob uses. It really depends on what breakers you can get. I prefer Clay's method but it's not always easy to find breakers the right size.

The real question is why are you blowing so many fuses?

 

[beerorkid]

The real question is why are you blowing so many fuses?

heh

Well I have been doing a lot of repair over the last year or so. Alien Poker was blowing 3 amp fuses because of a pop bumper switch for a while there, and now the GI on funhouse went through a couple. I need to replace the headers before I put another fuse in there. And I have about 20 assorted fuses now, but no more 5 A ones so I went and got 5 more just to have around.

 

[Lindsey]

heh

Well I have been doing a lot of repair over the last year or so. Alien Poker was blowing 3 amp fuses because of a pop bumper switch for a while there, and now the GI on funhouse went through a couple. I need to replace the headers before I put another fuse in there. And I have about 20 assorted fuses now, but no more 5 A ones so I went and got 5 more just to have around.

Blown fuses are a part of pinball repair but I try to avoid blown fuses at ALL COST. I take blown fuses personally