Help with a fuse

I need a fuse ceramic T5AH250VP and I really need it today. I assume it's a 5amp 250volt. Will any 5a 250v ceramic fuse work? There are 2 of them in the switch housing of a german milling machine.

I'm a dental technician and I use this machine to mill crowns and bridges. The machine runs on 120volt. Naturally, the fuse blows on a long holiday weekend.

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1. Jan 1, 2012 6:00 AM (in response to jhag47)
Re: Help with a fuse

Yes any ceramic fuse at that rating will work if A) it will physically fit correctly, and B) the most critical is it a Slow-Blow or a fast-blow fuse?
point B) is really important to get right.

all the best, and Happy New Year!

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2. Jan 1, 2012 12:50 PM (in response to jhag47)
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Just want to add that the T means it is a slow-blow fuse. If you have an F there that would mean it is a fast- blow fuse, and that you should not use.

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3. Jan 3, 2012 2:40 PM (in response to jhag47)
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John,

See ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/T5-0AH250VP-T5-0A-H-250VP-Replacement-Part-NEW-/170684318903?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_210&hash=item27bd9404b7

Or go to http://www.allparts.co.kr/ and search for your part #, request a quote. I am sure they will want you to order thousands. But consider being a secondary source for this fuse. The ebay person did it.

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