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Posted by Mechanic
- November 20, 2014, 02:49:49 AMThank you Colin,
The books I have show six fuses, but the control has only three. I think this machine was just before they went to circuit breakers as used on the model M. I'm sure the fuse will be the same. if you could just give me the information that is printed on one of the fuse for the pot that would help.
George
The books I have show six fuses, but the control has only three. I think this machine was just before they went to circuit breakers as used on the model M. I'm sure the fuse will be the same. if you could just give me the information that is printed on one of the fuse for the pot that would help.
George
Posted by one stop print
- November 19, 2014, 10:14:18 PMmy book shows 6 fuses 4 Heater Fuses and 2 Motor Fuses. I will send you what material I have with the Intertype Part
Posted by Mechanic
- November 18, 2014, 11:30:56 AMThe model L, Ludlow I'm restoring is missing the fuses. My problem is I'm not sure what type of fuses they are. Measuring the fuse holders they appear to be 2" long by !/2" in diameter. or 50 mm X 14 mm.
The motor fuse is 6 amps, the pot is 10 amps and the throat is 6 amps. The voltage is 240 Ac. I don't know if they are ceramic. fast or slow blow. if any one can help with details it would be appreciated. Below is a photo of the panel.
The motor fuse is 6 amps, the pot is 10 amps and the throat is 6 amps. The voltage is 240 Ac. I don't know if they are ceramic. fast or slow blow. if any one can help with details it would be appreciated. Below is a photo of the panel.
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