Logitech z5500 blown fuse what type to buy

[Nitrams64]

My z5500 have blown the fuse in the sub.What amp are they? It has t2h250v stamped on it.Does anyone know who stocks them.I read in other posts that logitech will post me one but could do with them back on.

Cheers

 

[benjo plz.]

It *should* say on it...

 

[Nitrams64]

The only number is the t2h250v.

 

[benjo plz.]

[size=-1]It's 2.5A - IEC 60127-2/V, 5 x 20mm, 250 V, slow response...[/size]

 

[Nitrams64]

Hey cheers mate i'll try and get some at a local electronics outlet.Is this type of fuse quite popular?

 

[benjo plz.]

Hey cheers mate i'll try and get some at a local electronics outlet.Is this type of fuse quite popular?

Maybe, just ask at your local electronics shop .

 

[Nitrams64]

Checked Suppliers website and seen these are they the same 20mm A/S 2.5A
Time Glass Delay is that the same as slow blow.

 

[Dr.EM]

Not quite, they are slower again and although unlikely, it presents more chance of damaging the equiptment by using it (by overheating) . Slow blow are more common usually anyhow.

 

[jbloggs]

Best thing to do is get in contact with Logitech Support and they will post you out one, this is what they did for me for my Z680s.

 

[Nitrams64]

yep i think i will, don't want to damage them!
Thanks all

 

[GSDog]

This is quite a common problem with these speakers. When I had the Z5500's it happened twice. Both times I contacted Logitech and they sent a new one out within 48 hours.

 

[jbloggs]

The fuse in my Z680s has only blown once in over 3 years, they are in use every day, so I can't complain about that, and the Support from Logitech then was very quick indeed.

 

[Nitrams64]

logitech sent me a new fuse but they are stating its a 2amp slow blow.So i'll see if i can get a few spares.