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In Reply to: Yes, but... posted by Chip647 on June 8, 2016 at 16:44:23:
I don't think I'm getting this. You cannot get a shock from the fuse holder, IF the switch is off. If the switch is on... you can get a shock from the fuse holder, no matter if it's before or after the switch.If you are touching both the neutral and hot lines, you will get a shock. I'm wondering if the OP got a shock from the residual charge in the main PSU caps. This can happen no matter what position the switch is at.
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