Best bet is to e-mail or call Axiom, the fuse should not be hard to replace, just remember to switch voltage to 220.

It should tell you on the back of the amp as to what type of fuse it will take.

Right above the fuse block you removed, you should see it states to use a 3.15A 250V Slow-Blow Fuse.

i sure hope this type of fuse is available everywhere (meaning: Philippines)

it says T3.15AH 250V

this sucks. i waited 2 months for this.

I doubt it should be hard to find.

If you can't find the fuse I bet Axiom can get you one quick.

thanks guys. i've sent someone to buy one for me ... will keep you guys updated. (actually, Ill be back if it doesnt work ... i wont be if it works, because id be busy listening)

Once you get it working, let us know what you think. Happy listening.

i put in the fuse. it popped too. it doesnt have the same FAT string in the middle of the fuse

i replaced both fuses ... and they both popped.
I returned one of the original unpopped fuse ... and put in a new one (switched it back to 110v) then plugged it in using 110v transformer. i got the amber light which changed to a yellow light. i dont know what a yellow or green light is on this unit because i've never seen both)