Hello! Unfortunately, the fuse in this gun broke. I lost the old fuse, and I am looking to get a new one. Do you have any idea what size I need?
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Any 5amp fuse at the parts store will work Be careful u dont pull out red and black wirs lose from batteries.
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I had to replace the fuse once. If I recall correctly I think the original was a 5 but the electrician only had a 6 amp fuse. He told me it should work fine and we've not had any problems since. Hope this helps.
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Their website has a chart with numbers that fit different sized guns. Look for your gun or one of similar size. Or call their help line number.
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I cant remember! It is like a 32. Check with local auto part should havee those in the help isle. Spray pb blaster let sit and try.
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I would recommend contacting the manufacturer directly. I originally purchased this for my Rock Island Armory 1911 but it wouldn't fit because of a slight variation in the trigger guard. On the bright side, that gave me an excuse to buy and new Colt!! By the way, the light is awesome!!
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Brian. I will have to be honest, I'm not surebut they are the best loaders i have ever used, infact i'm ordering a 9mm also. I would contact amazon or your nearest gun store to see. SORRY
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My best advise is that you pull one fuse from your car and see if the Mini fuse has about 19/64" long blades then is the correct mini fuse ...// if the mini fuse has about 3/32" long blades them you need to buy a LOW PROFILE MINI FUSE
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probably the fuser, we have used both original and rebuilt fusers with good and bad results. If its not critical, start with a cheaper rebuilt fuser. it should be under 150 USD
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You have to read the output voltage on your old one. If it is 5 volts 2a or what ever it is with the correct barrel connector size also. Sorry I gave mine to my brother.
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Best way to get the right answer is to visit the manufactures web sight. The have a fitting guide that was helpful in selecting the proper size for your gun. I was able to select the proper size for my gun and it was the proper fit.
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I don't know the fuse size. But I have had something plugged into all four ports, and never had a problem. Fuse still good.
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Take it apart disconnect the battery remove the fuse or replace if needed but should be ok in the scope turns on. reassemble everything it should work. I have had to do this twice with mine.
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The male fitting is already on the gun. It is a standard 1/4" fitting. I know that there are several types of 1/4" fittings, some long tails, some short tails, but most are standard, as this one is.
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Hello again, I installed the replacement hose and gun today. They worked fine. My model is K 3.47M. Best bet is to ask Karcher.com.
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replace the fuse in the socket. I ordered some from Amazon. make sure et the little ones. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004TRY2HM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 5 Qty. 3.6x10mm 5A Fast Blow Fuse FA 5 Amp 250v Mini Micro
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It will fit. Not sure if the gun will work, coz mine was worthless. Just used the hose. If you just need a high pressure hose.
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I am not sure how helpful this answer will be, but this has been my experience: It fits "standard size" Zerk fittings. Meaning, I bought some Neiko Zerk fittings off of Amazon, and these seemed to be a standard size. However: I have found that the adapter got stuck on the fitting quite easily as soon as there was a lot of back pressure - meaning when the part being lubricated was completely full of grease, I had a hard time getting the coupler off. I was able to disengage it by pushing it off at an angle, and eventually it popped off. I think that breaking the head off the fitting sounds like it might be something that happens with HF equipment....I have a fair amount of it myself, for non-critical stuff, and that does seem to be typical behavior... I hope you have some luck repairing it. I suppose you will have to get a new coupler for your grease gun, too, unless you can somehow get the broken Zerk out of the coupler.