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Look in your fuse panel and read fuses. look for anything that may be in the correct circuit. Or with a 12 volt test light check each fuse for continuity.
In the fuse box
AFAIK, the fuses are #29 & #30 ffor the right & left side Cigarette lighter/ APU sources.
These fuses are in the engine bay fuse box.
Check them out & replace if necessary.
If a fuse keeps blowing-out, it's a sign that the circuit is being overloaded.
Don't put a bigger fuse in it,
find out WHY it's being overloaded.?
If necessary, fit an additional APU from a seperate fused spur at the main fusebox, so that your system is NOT overloaded & doesn't catch fire due to overloaded wiring.!
Auxiliary Power Outlet fuse # 25
scroll down to page 10-46 https://my.chevrolet.com/content/dam/gmownercenter/gmna/dynamic/manuals/2011/chevrolet/express_passenger/2011_chevrolet_express_owners.pdf
Https://www.autogenius.info/chevrolet-express-2010-2015-fuse-box-diagram/
Here is a fuse diagram. Look at the box under the hood fuse # 25.
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Fuse 25
Drivers side under the break fluid
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