Hey /diy/, I dun goofed and I need to recommendations on how

How much do they charge and how many other boards are there?

http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en/circuit-protection/fuses/655421

Only 22,156 types to sort through. Throw me a bone, man. Or a better picture.

The board is designed to take the small surface mount fuse AND the bigger old style fuse holder for glass fuses. Buy the larger fuse holder and a 12v fuse of suitable current and fit - easy as.

ebay 20mm fuse holder clip

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>>1028771
Thanks for the link. I've never dealt with these types of soldered fuses before, I'm only familiar with the glass tubes. Here's the piece from the rear. The squiggle is only a scratch on the lens

>>1028769
They say the price for them to ship me a new board is $60 plus shipping, so I want to avoid that if possible by implementing the traditional fuse housing. As for other boards, there's only 2 in the keyboard

>>1028787
Thanks, this was what I was hoping to hear. How should I remove the old fuse to ensure the current runs through the replacement one? Or is that not necessary?

>>1028798
>How should I remove the old fuse to ensure the current runs through the replacement one? Or is that not necessary?
Very carefully desolder the silver contacts on the top of the board, the bottom is a resistor, dont fuck with it.

Not needed, the fuse holders you will be fitting will keep the new glass fuse above the remains of the old one and the old fuse is blown so it will have no effect.

However, you may find the board is fucked anyway - if the old fuse was a poly one (which is supposed to reset after it cools down) and its been blown apart then it suggests your board may have been fried.

I'd check by just bridging the glass fuse holder contacts with a wire and if it works I'd only then buy the bits.

>>1028798
There are a few possibilities here. Ideally the fuse blew on your board and nothing else got damaged. But it could be that the board got damaged and will proceed to fuck up the other board once you power it up. If it was me I would disconnect the other board if possible and check the voltages with a multimeter. Good luck.

>>1028796
that's a jumper not a fuse, notice the 0 ohm rating

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>>1028765
get yourself a solder pump melt the solder in the through holes and add your own socket. but before you do, i'd solder a wire across and plug it into 12v to see if it still works

OP here. Thanks for the help. I'm buying a socket and 250v fuse tomorrow and I'll post results. For everyone asking about the current still working, I checked and discovered that it still works fine, it's just the piece that burned out

>>1029202
Just jump the fuse with a wire and check to see if the board still works.
You could also just use an automotive fuse and solder a little piece of wire to the legs. Cars always come with spare fuses so you wont have to buy anything