OT: Kenwood TK-2180

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OT: Kenwood TK-2180

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How does one change a "Fuse" in a TK-2180 Portable?

I've came up on a big lot of these and states that 4 needs to be changed out but want to make sure I can probably do it before I commit to purchase.
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Re: OT: Kenwood TK-2180

Post by maxkelley_kc2spy »

I believe these are surface-mount chip fuses, so you would have to be willing to disassemble the radio, locate the chip fuse (probably find yourself a schematic & board layout) and replace it with the proper value and size fuse (which you'll likely have to order.)
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Re: OT: Kenwood TK-2180

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KG4LHQ wrote:How does one change a "Fuse" in a TK-2180 Portable?

I've came up on a big lot of these and states that 4 needs to be changed out but want to make sure I can probably do it before I commit to purchase.

The fuse is easy to change if you are good with surface mount stuff. Shoot me a PM with an email address and I can send you a PDF copy of the S/M.

Now why did the fuses blow? I would be more concerned with that than how hard it is to replace them.


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