Mackie Fuse SWA1501 & SA1521

[Pe7e]

I've had 2 internal fuse blow on the above speakers (at the same time) which is a bit odd in itself. On the top of the glass cased fuse is stamped "250V 4A" on one end, and "UL in a circle, CSA, PSE in a diamond shape, jet, 61S, and H in a circle" on the other. Can any techie out there decipher what I need to ask for, and where I can get them from? After reading the Mackie forums, it appears they might not even be the correct value, but no definate info is given, anyone have the answer? Any help appreciated.

[Ajaysdisco]

If its glass, 5mm x 20mm and I presume it’s a slow blow then try have a look at these.
SWA1501
RS (http://uk.rs-online.com/web/search/searchBrowseAction.html?method=getProduct&R=5414511)

SA1521
According to the manual the SA1521 has a current draw of 7 amps, this is the closest RS do without going over.
RS (http://uk.rs-online.com/web/search/searchBrowseAction.html?method=getProduct&R=5413530)

Please note these are suggestions, the Mackie manual states these are non serviceable so I suggest you double check with Mackie.
Plus I suggest you investigate why they failed in the first place.

[DAVESOUNDS SERVICES]

Try this guy!
Mackie Support
[email protected]
Tel: +44 (0) 1268 578 710
Manufacturer Email: [email protected]
Mackie Support Tel: +44 (0) 1268 578 710
Ive contacted them before when trying to sort out Mackie stuff
(good luck)

Cheers

PS What mixer were you using ?
did it take out a whole side of Speakers but spare the other??
rsvp

[Pe7e]

Thanks folks :thumbsup:

[Charlie Brown]

I might get one.

Could be handy to have! Cheers Pete. :D