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When you feel a lot of heat around connections of any kind, fuse or whatever, that usually implies a resistive connection at that point. This is usually caused by corrosion at the point where you experience the heat. Look for corroded contacts and clean them up. Just a loose connection can cause heat as well. Make sure electrical connections there are good.

you'll need a lead acid 24 volt, 10 amp hours battery. Amazon has them or try Batteries Plus.

Is there voltage across the wires leading to the light? If so, the light is burned out. If not, check continuity from the ground side of the light to the battery (-) post. If it is good, check for battery voltage on the + side of the light when the switch is on. If there is no voltage there, follow the wiring back through the switch to the battery + and determine where it is good.

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