Hello I’m new to this Forum, my cottage has a Harman Absolute 43 installed and the stove has worked flawlessly for a few years. Recently replaced the igniter and bracket, tried using stove today and there is no power to touchpad, am thinking that fuse on control board has blown. I have located the control board at the rear, upper left side. My question is, how is the control board removed to remove and test the fuse.
Harman Absolute 43 Fuse Location
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ARC
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Thanks for the reply, my stove does not have the access door on side, it has solid cast panel.
I did finally locate and removed the fuse. Tested it and it is definitely burnt.
I now have another question, the burnt fuse is a F 5 Amp 250 Volt 20 mm ceramic type fuse, can I replace with same rated glass type fuse?
I did finally locate and removed the fuse. Tested it and it is definitely burnt.
I now have another question, the burnt fuse is a F 5 Amp 250 Volt 20 mm ceramic type fuse, can I replace with same rated glass type fuse?
ARC
Minister of Fire
No the ceramic fuse resist arcing from the high power the ignitor draws. A glass fuse will arc blowing the fuse into pieces and maybe shorting surrounding components.
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