PSone screen fuse

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PSone screen fuse

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I need to jump the fuse on the psone. Do I have to remove it or can I just put a blob of solder over the whole thing?
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blob solder works fine.
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Thanks I greatly appreciate it.
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As I recall, if you bypass the fuse, power the system on 5v or you will fry the board.

A while back, I bought a screen very cheaply as it didn't work, opened it up, the fuse had blown. I shorted the fuse, powered the screen with 7.4v and I got smoke and a couple of components started to crackle and split apart. Just making you aware!!
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Thanks for the tip. I guess I will try 5v first and if nothing try going up.
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Yeah but you should be fine, what did you do to blow the fuse anyways?
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The reason bacteria blew up his screen is probably because whatever caused a short and blew the fuse in the first place was never fixed.


To be safe you either need to replace the fuse and see if it blows again, or use a current-limited bench power supply so the pcb won't fry itself.
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I think I forgot to ground the screen before giving it power or something.
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