RE: Is an unused Yamaha CR 820 a fire hazard?

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In Reply to: Is an unused Yamaha CR 820 a fire hazard? posted by Vegman70 on November 15, 2020 at 10:27:37:

That's fairly low voltage going into the PS. Typically with those older SS units, a fuse would most likely blow before anything serious could happen.

But a lentiginous minded person would cut the power cord off. Then it's the other persons actions that caused the fire.

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Topic - Is an unused Yamaha CR 820 a fire hazard? - Vegman70 10:27:37 11/15/20 (5)

That's good advice... - musetap 05:02:20 11/16/20 (1)

RE: That's good advice... - JURB 10:48:36 11/16/20 (0)

RE: Is an unused Yamaha CR 820 a fire hazard? - JURB 22:34:50 11/15/20 (0)

RE: Is an unused Yamaha CR 820 a fire hazard? - Story 12:33:57 11/15/20 (0)

RE: Is an unused Yamaha CR 820 a fire hazard? - airtime 11:23:03 11/15/20 (0)

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