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(5) Ezgo 50 Amp Fuse | Powerwise Charger Fuse 28106g01 | Powerwise Charger Fuse on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
Location:

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States
Condition:New Brand:Vishay MPN:28106-g01 UPC:Does not apply

5 Ezgo Powerwise 50 Amp Fuse OEM 28106G01

Repairing is cheaper than replacing so we bring you the items to fix your charger yourself.


This item is for people who know there Fuse is bad and have diagnosed the charger themselves. Normally a fuse blows to protect the Transformer and is a sign of something else wrong with your charger. Diodes are usually the cause of your fuse blowing. If you need more help or assistance give us a call we may have a kit or other part that suits you better.

 

Included in this order are

  1. 5 50 Amp Fuse 28106-G01

You Will Need

1. Philips Head Screw Driver

2. Pair of Needlenose Pliers



There are no guarantee's that these parts are the issue with your charger, yet these are the most common fixes for the Powerwise Charger.

If you would rather send us the charger we can

  1. Diagnose
  2. Send you an Estimate
  3. Repair
  4. Return your charger

Questions call us at the store at 540-280-2467


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