F1 fuse repair: Revision history

10 February 2020

• curprev 23:1423:14, 10 February 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 2,638 bytes +67‎ No edit summary
• curprev 22:0622:06, 10 February 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 2,571 bytes +7‎ Ok, I'm good now :P
• curprev 22:0522:05, 10 February 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 2,564 bytes +213‎ No edit summary
• curprev 21:3621:36, 10 February 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ m 2,351 bytes +1‎ grammar fix
• curprev 21:3621:36, 10 February 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ m 2,350 bytes +283‎ Note that the yageo equivalent of R1 is actually a mini sized resistor, so that anyone deciding to not go with the 1 W isn't surprised

28 January 2020

• curprev 00:4300:43, 28 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 2,067 bytes +252‎ Be thorough by mentioning what R1 is and what it appears that it should be replaced with (see service manual)
• curprev 00:2000:20, 28 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 1,815 bytes −7‎ Turns out R1 is actually a 1 W resistor, not 1/2 W like I had thought. F1 appears to be correct.

18 January 2020

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17 January 2020

• curprev 18:1318:13, 17 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 1,822 bytes +60‎ This is mildly esoteric information, so put a source for it
• curprev 18:1118:11, 17 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ m 1,762 bytes +23‎ Fix ppm/K number and ppm/K description. This info is actually pretty important for a fuse.
• curprev 18:0318:03, 17 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 1,739 bytes +234‎ Add reference for datasheet of 0.39 ohm part, explain temperature coefficient
• curprev 17:5517:55, 17 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 1,505 bytes +204‎ Add note about R1, offset F1 image a little bit more. Looks better on mobile now, too
• curprev 17:4717:47, 17 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 1,301 bytes 0‎ Make this page not look terrible on mobile
• curprev 17:3117:31, 17 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 1,301 bytes +175‎ Fix a typo, add controller board rear view
• curprev 17:1317:13, 17 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ m 1,126 bytes −1‎ spurious period
• curprev 17:1217:12, 17 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 1,127 bytes +843‎ I took measurements of the resistors on the controller port and went and tried to match them with actual part numbers.

10 January 2020

• curprev 19:2719:27, 10 January 2020‎ Unknown user talk‎ 284 bytes +284‎ Created page with "The Dreamcast's controller board contains a fuse labelled F1 that can blow and cause the console's controller ports to no longer function. This fuse can be replaced by an auto..."