Thanks for your input! I tested it and got .6ohm so it seems fine. Edit: however I do get 0V on this fuse with charger plugged in, measured from one side of fuse to other. Between DC-IN (red) and either sides of the fuse there is 20.5V. That's confusing
When you measure across a component you measure its voltage drop, for a fuse that's about 0V, so there's nothing wrong with that.
I don't know that much about laptops or electronics, but the following tips may come in handy when troubleshooting a laptop:
Hook up an external monitor or use a flashlight to see if the inverter is dead (Pretty common failure, with older laptops the CCFL's could also be dead) -> point the flashlight on the monitor at an angle and startup the laptop (point the flashlight where there's most likely some text or a logo), if you can see something happening you know it's most likely the inverter or possibly the CCFL's.
It may take a little practice when you don't know what to look for, but this may give you an idea:
Tap near the touch-pad or the entire front edge, usually there's a reed switch which might be stuck, thus it will tell your laptop the lid is closed and it may prevent your laptop from booting or the backlight from turning on.
The power jack is a pretty common failure as well, but there are too many different laptops to describe all common problems (For example: a common problem for HP DV series laptops is that they tend to have the graphics card fail...), so whenever you have a laptop with a problem, first thing to do is google if it may have common problems.