Co-Pilot HELP!

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Ok, not as urgent as the title says, but i poped a fuse on the light that was in #1 last weekend. No biggie, end of night, replaced fuse good to go. Next night, plug in light, no workie. Check fuse, it's good. Plug another already working light into the #1 slot and get nothing. the light with the fuse prob, works just fine in other plugs so it's fine.

What did i break? Is there an internal fuse of breaker for individual channels? Or did i fry something good? The rest of the channels work just not #1.

11/10/048:57 PM

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Sounds like a burnt SCR, contact support at 800 322 6337

11/12/049:22 AM

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