>> What's the value and type of the fuse in the power cable....?

> ... You probably want a non time delay, current limiting fuse. But
> I bet the consumer variety just won't cut it. I would go with a
> 1 amp fuse.

If I were at home, I'd take the fuse out of the holder and look for markings on the metal ends. Frequently you'll see embossed letters and numbers like "AGC 1" or "MDL 3". The number is usually the current rating.

If you see some numbers, check the DigiKey, Mouser, or (argh!) Radio Shack catalog to see if you can find a direct replacement based on the fuse number.

And I doubt that a 1-amp fuse would be sufficient, given what I remember about LS-200 current draw and the meaning of the amp meter LEDs. If I had to, I'd guess the fuse would be rated about 3 amps (but I wouldn't guess - I'd look at it).

Mike

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