Fuse help identification needed

[joesatch]

I need to replace a missing fuse on a Lexicon unit i have. All i have is the schematic and a photo from a working unit online. i have never seen a .06 amp fuse. Is that what F4 is?

[sluckey]

Yes

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Bussmann-Eaton/BK1-TDC11-60MA?qs=X6dUI926No%2FDfZDcvBa4qQ%3D%3D

[joesatch]

very rare fuse indeed, non-stocked. i wonder where i can get one of these, maybe lexicon. Amz has em for $100 each    https://www.amazon.com/TDC11-60MA-Miniature-Acting-Cartridge-31-75mm/dp/B07RZ2TSY7

i ordered the Mouser 62ma they had in stock. strange stuff

[sluckey]

Maybe share the entire schematic. We may be able to come up with some alternative solutions. A 1/10A (100mA) is easier to find. For a last resort use a .22 cal LR bullet. Maybe become a candidate for the Darwin Awards.

[joesatch]

Maybe share the entire schematic. We may be able to come up with some alternative solutions. A 1/10A (100mA) is easier to find. For a last resort use a .22 cal LR bullet. Maybe become a candidate for the Darwin Awards.

it's 7mb cant upload it

[glass54]

+1 with Sluckey. (Been in the same situation) 100mA should be fine.
Anyway it can't be too critical, because the fuse has the same value for 100-120VAC and 220-240VAC 
Save your money for real components. (also 10x 100mA fuses are a lot cheaper than 1x T0.06A fuse)
Regarding the file size, you could just capture the Power Supply section, it would give us a better idea.
Regards
Mirek

[joesatch]

PS section

[shooter]

I  would ohm the 35v to ground (NO POWER, discharged)
should be some high-ish ohms, >say 50K ohms

[Rontone]

If you are stuck getting those and need the 63mA, I have a bag of em and can post some over, was fixing a friends rack unit, he ordered a 10 pack but 100 turned up by mistake! bonus

[joesatch]

thanks all i have ordered one  62ma fuse from mouser. cost me $12 with shipping oh well