Fuse testing...

steve-o · 07-16-2003,02:53 PM

I know that my 10000 model has blown the BA6664FM chip has blown, but how can I test the fuse next to it?

On continuity test on my multimeter, it has a reading of around 500, is that ok?

Thanks!

**precisionmods** · 07-18-2003,04:50 PM

Check with continuity.

**Rotosound_rb666** · 07-26-2003,06:03 AM

the loses resistance setting on your digital meter 200/< will sound a BEEP when you have continuity between the probes, test it by touching your probes together, then touch both sides of the fuse and LISTEN, so you don't have to try to read the thing shile holding on your contact points, O.K.?
If the fuze is good, it goes "BEEEEEP"
If the fuze is BAD or blown, you won't hear anything at all.

steve-o · 07-27-2003,10:32 AM

Ok this is strange, the chips near the BA chips that look like fuses (theres 3 with a J number on them) make no beep at all, while all others bar one (45 is printed on it) are ok.

So...

I bridged the gap between the dead fuse after removing it. And now the PS2 works! LOL!

So, I'm gonna order a new fuse to replace the gap, and order a new modchip!

Thx for all your help!!

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