blown resistor

CHADDSKI
CHADDSKI Posts: 3
in Troubleshooting
would anyone know if a blown resistor will cause the main power fuse to blow?
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  • txcoastal1
    txcoastal1 Posts: 13,306
    Absolutely
    It would also be a little more informative if you mentioned what product you are trying to diagnose.
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  • CHADDSKI
    CHADDSKI Posts: 3
    lol sorry txcoastal1 I guess this would be easier ooops. It is a polk audio PSW125. I removed the amp from the unit and I can see a resistor has had better days got very hot and popped fuse for main power.
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  • sucks2beme
    sucks2beme Posts: 5,602
    If a resistor got got hot, something else happened. Resistors get toasted by too
    much current, So either a cap or an active device like a transistor or diode
    has an issue. The resistor burn is the result of problem, not the cause.
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