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As you say the fuse has melted rather than blown, it could simply be that there is some play in the holder and the resultant arcing causes excess heat and pitting. Have a careful look at both the fuse and it's holder, see if it shows any signs of overheating.
Dave.
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Topic: Battery fuse
