Indesit cooker hood H593 IX - help needed re PCB fuses?

I pressed on/fan speed 1 button on front of cooker hood & there was a loud bang & now nothing works. Looking inside hood behind where the on/off fan speed/bulb holder Control Board PCB is, I spotted the glass part of one bulb had totally blown off. Please let me know if the Control Board PCB in the hood has a fuse inside that may have blown or is the fuse located in the chimney Main PCB or are there fuses in both PCB's ?

John C, July 2016

Got a electrician friend to look & established the problem was blown small glass fuse specification T 3.15 amp (T meaning time-delay and important to use same type rather than F 3.15 amp) located in the Main PCB in the chimney part of the hood rather than on the smaller secondary PCB which has the light/fan on& off buttons located on the front of the cooker hood.
Got a packet of 10 T 3.15 amp fuses yesterday from Maplins for about £3 & now working fine again.......hope this posting helps.

John C, July 2016

I pressed on/fan speed 1 button on front of cooker hood & there was a loud bang & now nothing works. Looking inside hood behind where the on/off fan speed/bulb holder Control Board PCB is, I spotted the glass part of one bulb had totally blown off. Please let me know if the Control Board PCB in the hood has a fuse inside that may have blown or is the fuse located in the chimney Main PCB or are there fuses in both PCB's ? The 3 amp wall socket fuse has not blown, and I am aware from previous answers there indisit located a small glass fuse in the PCB but it is unclear if in hood or chimney PCB or both.

John C, July 2016

Any fusing will (should) be in the wall plug / wall connection - typically 3 Amp.

To place a fuse inside the unit would not assist the ease of maintenance and would be unnecessarily costly to manufacture given an external fuse.

This is all guesswork - I am not a kitchen fitter.

Good Luck..., July 2016