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Afternoon all. Does anyone know how to remove this fuse. !!! We’ve pulled it, undone the screws But it’s not budging. , it seems like there’s something mechanical holding it in place ???
 

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Same question, similar fuses, possibly slightly newer, on here.
No resolution.

 
I assume the arrow on the left means lift upwards, maybe a bayonet connection?
Like the little 5A slidelok fuses? Only came in black I think.

is there a screw that tightens the grip of the fuse carrier? Perhaps pushes a wedge in so the fuse can’t be inadvertently pulled out.
 
I suspect it is just tight (by design, and by age) but especially with old stuff you really can't tell what is a sane force to attempt and what will break something. If live, that gets nasty real quick.
 
If you've undone the clamps it should slide out. It might have welded, doesn't look like you are pulling very hard. But is it live? I don't think we can tell from the video.
 
Undo the screws in the fuse holder, they are wedge fuses, looks like a metal clad cut out, which should not be worked on live. You should NOT be messing with it, naughty naughty!
 

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