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In Reply to: amp fuse bypass question posted by ChadL on November 26, 2000 at 21:15:04:
By the law you must NOT tampter with unit's safety parts. If you bypass a fuses, and your unit after malfunction ends up in fire and burn the house or your neighboor house or hurts other people and their property, you will be responsible for this demages. In a case that someone dies as a result of this you are to be charged for murder if investigetion finds that your equipment was a cause of accident.
DO NOT DO THIS, and all of you who did it, you must undo this.
A designer didn't put a fuse to protect the speakers. They would just love to burn your speaker too. But they must put them for a safety reasons ONLY so you can not charge them for demage in a case of accident. Their equipment is tested and aproved to be safe. After alterations your equipment is not aproved and tested anymore, and you are entirely responsable for all accidents caused by your equipment.
This is NOT a small thing and you should take it very seriously.
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