Well, I had a look today and there is indeed a blown fuse down there. One question though, if the fuse is blown, why does current flow in the circuit? I had ruled out even thinking of a blown fuse since as far as I ever knew, if a fuse was blown, current would not be allowed to flow in the circuit, that was the entire purpose of the fuse. Now I just have to buy a new fuse and hope that it doesn't blow (I don't want to have to look for some short). Thanks to all that helped. James