Brand new replacement internal fuse for Commodore 64

• A 32mm (1.25") 1.5 Amp quick acting fuse as used inside the C64.

160mA 250V 20mm main fuse for C64 PSU

• As used in the common C64 grey "wedge" PSU (goes in the fuse holder at rear of the unit)

1N4001 Diode

• As used on the C64 motherboard etc (12volt rail bad when faulty)

3 Amp Fuse for UK Mains Plug

• Appropriate fuse for the UK mains plug of Spectrum, Commodore 64 etc
• Brand new, made to BS1362 standard - ASTA approved.

7805 Voltage Regulator

Replacement 5 volt regulator IC for the Spectrum, (breadbin) Commodore 64, ZX81 etc

7812 Voltage Regulator

Replacement 12 volt regulator for (breadbin) Commodore 64

Original Commodore 64 Breadbin Case Screw

• These are the stubby-looking 6.6mm diameter head screws used in most* breadbins for attaching the keyboard to the upper case (and fixing the two halves of the case together).
• As these are original used parts they may have a little wear and tear.
• Sold individually

• * Note:  Some breadbin cases used narrower screws - see the other screws listed below for suitable replacements.

New Breadbin C64 / VIC20 / C16 Case / Keyboard Screw (6.6mm head, 3.5mm diameter thread)

• For the outer case and inside to attach the keyboard to the upper section.
• Note: Sometimes the narrow types were used instead - it seems completely random.
• These are brand new replacements - same dimensions as originals.
• Sold individually.

C64 (mainly breadbin), VIC20, C16 and Plus4 motherboard screw - New

• The breadbin used 7 of these screws for attaching the motherboard to the lower case. 
• Also used for fixing the motherboard to the case in the later clip-together type C64C case (ie: those without metal keyboard brackets)
• Also used in the VIC20, C16 and Plus4
• Sold individually.

C64 narrow screw (breadbin case and keyboard)  - New

• For breadbin C64s that used narrower (5.5mm diameter head) screws
• Where used, 3 hold the case together, and 8 fix the keyboard to the upper case
• Also used in the VIC20 (sometimes the wider types were used instead - seems to be completely random)
• Brand new replacement screws, sold individually.

Commodore 64C Case/Motherboard Screw 8mm *Original*  

Used for:

• Underside of C64C case (3 screws) For C64C cases that are not just clipped together.
• Motherboard of C64C (5 screws)  Note: the bottom left and right screws that pass through the metal keyboard brackets are are 10mm long - see above for those.

Notes:

• Clipped together C64C cases use the small 6mm breadbin type screws for the motheboard.
• These are original, salvaged parts sold individually - they may have some wear and tear.

Commodore 64C Case/Motherboard Screw 8mm - New

• As above but brand new replacement screws.

Commodore 64C Keyboard Bracket / Motherboard Screw 10mm - New  

• As above but brand new replacement screws.

Lid for the video shield box on Commodore 64 PCB

• Part number: 251024 - As used in PCB assy no.s 250407 revs A,B,C
• Good condition, all tabs intact.
• Includes a cleaning swab and a sachet of thermal grease

A Pair Of Screws for the Breadbin Port Plate

• Short brass screws used to hold port cover plate to the breadbin motherboard
• Pack of two.

Port plate / bracket for "breadbin" style Commodore 64

• Clean and in very good condition, with all printed characters intact.
• This is the common type with a round cut-out for the power plug.
• Supplied with the original screws
• If there's any serious marks, they will be in the area hidden behind the case.

Port plate / bracket for "breadbin" style Commodore 64  *Grade B*

• Grade B so will have some small marks, worn characters or discolouration preventing it being Grade A condition
• Screws are included. 
• Here are some examples of my Grade B condition brackets

Port plate / bracket for "breadbin" style Commodore 64  *Grade C*

• Grade C condition: Will have a lot of worn characters or other marks
• New (non-original) screws are included. 
• Here are some examples of my Grade C condition brackets

Commodore 64 Metal Power Badge * Grade A *

• Original C64 breadbin "Power" badge
• Salvaged part - so wont be mint condition - but there are no paint chips or major scratches
• Dimensions: 25.6 x 10.7 mm
• As it is very difficult to attach fresh double-sided tape evenly due to the hole for the power LED, these badges are best attached with a tiny spot of glue

Power switch for Commodore 64 ** New **

• A brand new power switch for C64, C64C, VIC20 (the version with a round DIN-style power plug), C128 (but not D/DCR versions), 1541-II, 1581 and also CD32.

Restore key mod capacitor for Breadbin C64 - Axial type

• It has been found that replacing C38 with a 4.7nf capacitor improves the response of the restore key, ie: when modded, pressing RunStop+Restore should respond with the same pressure as any other key.
• This is an axial type capacitor (wire at each end of cylindrical body, the same as the format originally fitted at C38 in p/n: 250407 boards. (Later boards had a additional pad allowing easier fitting of radial type caps as well as the pads for axial types).It doesn't really matter which type you fit, both are offered in case aesthetics are important.
• More info here

RF TV Modulator for "breadbin" C64 - PAL version *Salvaged*

• Original salvaged unit, part number will be MD6-UE3E603, 251025-03 or 251697-02 - all are compatible.
• Tested: RF output good (grain, waviness or flaring are minimal) AV pass-through also tested and working.
• Cannot be used in the later C64C (these used a smaller modulator, please see my other listings)

RF TV Modulator for C64C - PAL version *SALVAGED*

• Original salvaged unit, part number will be 251916-03 or 252405-03. (252405-03 has the sound band switch accessible on the back, 251916-03 has the switch inside with an access hole on the top - both models are interchangeable.)
• Tested: RF output good (little grain, waviness or flaring) AV pass-through also test and working.
• Due to their size, modulators are in the "small parcel" category so postage may be higher than expected within the UK (it doesn't make a lot of difference when sending overseas however)
• Cannot be used in the breadbin C64 (these used a larger modulator, please see my other listings)