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an oldie but a goodie ... has seen a few variations over the years 
Fuse Replacement Guide: An Oldie But a Goodie
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The discussion highlights the evolution of the penny, noting its transition from a solid copper alloy to a bimetallic composition. This change is seen as a significant point of interest. Additionally, there is a mention of the 2000A slow-blow fuse, specifically designed for European 240V circuits, which requires an 11mm combination wrench. For US circuits, a 3/8" combination wrench is recommended, with a 3/8" - 7/16" wrench being a suitable alternative in emergencies.
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