I've struggled with the fuse holder for a good hour now. I've tried twisting it, prying at it, all to no avail. I have absolutely no idea what to do to get the fuse out.
There ain't no way a paper clip would've been able to handle the force needed to remove it. Finally got it after using a monkey wrench as a lever to a screwdriver drill bit.
Sigh.
Very few people still use these, but I might as well leave this up for anyone that might need it...
Popping fuses on the Mach II's is pretty common. I probably went through over a dozen while I had mine. To get the fuse out, I just used a flat head screw driver. Keep in mind it's only like a quarter turn before it should release and pop out. You will have to push the screwdriver a tiny bit.
That's true, unless your control board was faulty like mine, which would pop the fuse on start up. I spoke to prom/nventiv quite some time back, and they acknowledged the boards had a problem and would still sell replacements.
Popping fuses on the Mach II's is pretty common. I probably went through over a dozen while I had mine. To get the fuse out, I just used a flat head screw driver. Keep in mind it's only like a quarter turn before it should release and pop out. You will have to push the screwdriver a tiny bit.
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