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Onkyo TX-800 Power fuse Replacement

Written By: Michael Lady (and 4 other contributors)
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Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

6

Time Required

5 minutes

Sections

2

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Introduction

Replace the power fuse for the Onkyo TX800 receiver.

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  1. Remove the two screws on both sides of the receiver. Keep these and the rest of the screws in a safe place. Remove the two screws on both sides of the receiver. Keep these and the rest of the screws in a safe place. Remove the two screws on both sides of the receiver. Keep these and the rest of the screws in a safe place.

    • Remove the two screws on both sides of the receiver. Keep these and the rest of the screws in a safe place.

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  2. Remove the top screw on the back panel. Remove the top screw on the back panel.

    • Remove the top screw on the back panel.

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  4. Slide off the case to expose the internal components of the receiver. Slide off the case to expose the internal components of the receiver.

    • Slide off the case to expose the internal components of the receiver.

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  5. Locate the fuse. Locate the fuse.

    • Locate the fuse.

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  6. Gently wedge a small screwdriver in between one side of the fuse and the contact. Remove the fuse with your thumb and forefinger.

    • Gently wedge a small screwdriver in between one side of the fuse and the contact.

    • Remove the fuse with your thumb and forefinger.

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  7. Examine the fuse. If the wire within it is broken, you will need to replace it with a new, 125 Volt, 4 Amp fuse.

    • Examine the fuse. If the wire within it is broken, you will need to replace it with a new, 125 Volt, 4 Amp fuse.

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Thanks for clear instructions!

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