Same quest I had. So, with flashlight, look inside the 3 prong AC receptacle. It's subtle, but on the lower inner "shelf" of receptacle can pry outward toward you with jewelers or thin standard screw driver. Fuse holder and fuse popped out with a hard pry. Does it look burnt? Mine ohmed out okay, so must be some other problem. 8 sec of charge light when 1st plugged in; then no light. Works plugged in but not unplugged. Idled a year in the garage. My fuse was 750mA 250 (in America, 110V)Found fuse, subtly hidden in lower part of AC power receptacle; pried out with small screw driver. Looked good & passed ohmmeter check. I loved the beast when it functioned. It spent a year in the garage; it didn't work when I brought it in. Charge light on for 8 seconds after plugging in, then off. -Cheers
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Same quest I had. So, with flashlight, look inside the 3 prong AC receptacle. It's subtle, but on the lower inner "shelf" of receptacle can pry outward toward you with jewelers or thin standard screw driver. Fuse holder and fuse popped out with a hard pry. Does it look burnt? Mine ohmed out okay, so must be some other problem. 8 sec of charge light when 1st plugged in; then no light. Works plugged in but not unplugged. Idled a year in the garage. My fuse was 750mA 250 (in America, 110V)Found fuse, subtly hidden in lower part of AC power receptacle; pried out with small screw driver. Looked good & passed ohmmeter check. I loved the beast when it functioned. It spent a year in the garage; it didn't work when I brought it in. Charge light on for 8 seconds after plugging in, then off. -Cheers