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+ | [* icon_note] The main reason why you'd be accessing your fuse block is if the unit has no power |
+ | [* black] Once the fuse block is removed, you can use your multimeter to test continuity on the metal sides of each one of these fuses. |
[* black] [link|https://youtube.com/watch?v=w26KUbBXFD4&t=90.48s|If one is] blown, the fuse block will need to be replaced. |