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A 3AG fuse is a glass - bodied fuse designed to break an electric circuit if the current exceeds safety levels in a Commodore 64 device
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1. Remove three 6.75mm ph2 screw heads from the casing
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2. Split the case of the C64 open by pulling up on the case towards you
Good advice, but is there a reliable way of keeping the clips intact?
And probably never will fill it out.
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1. Detach the multi-colored wire bundles that's connected to the motherboard
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2. Find the 3AG fuse located next to the joystick ports and On/Off switch
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3. Using the ifixit splugger, prop out the 3AG fuse from the clip.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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The fuse is 1.5 Amp, not 3
3AG does NOT mean a fast acting fuse. It could be either fast or slow blow. The 3 means it's 1 1/4 " long, the "A" means it has Axial connections, and the "G" means it's made of glass.
