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Originally Posted by JMikeD
She said she was using a shaver adapter with a 1 amp fuse. Since I don't know what kind of specific adapter that is (active, passive, etc.), I don't know that putting a higher rated fuse in it wouldn't lead to damage of the adapter.
If the fuse is to protect the shaver, that's one thing, but if it is to protect the shaver and the adapter, that's another.
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You're right. The original device used by the adaptor (or the adaptor itself) could be damaged by too high a fuse value allowing excess current to be drawn. I was focused on protecting the Kindle charger- my bad.