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Generally behind the back panel, some models use a fusible link rather than a glass/wire fuse, un less you know what it looks like you will need a multimeter to check for continuity till you locate it.
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You will definitely need the correct fuse. Get someone competent with a meter to test the circuits. Test the original fuse before going further to see if it is OK or not.
Fuse won't let it shut off? That doesn't make sense. A fuse is made to connect something not disconnect something. I don't know how much you paid that repair man but I would probably call another to verify the diagnosis.
Good luck.
Semper Fi,
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the unit doesnt have any internal fuses. you have a house fuse blown or circuit breaker that tripped. the fan switch can be found online or from your local parts house and make sure you get the clips to hold it to the mounting tabs. next time you get ready to work on it, just make sure and turn off the power first as you will touch the metal terminals to the frame again.
Something inside is short-circuited. All components look fine thans to burned fuse. Don't try it anymore with new fuses. You need to get a repairman to check it out.
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