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Go around and try moving the coil plungers one by one by hand and see if any are seized. If so, that is the likely candidate. Disconnect the single wire from it and replace the fuse and see if it holds. If it was a frozen solenoid, it probably took out the driver transistor on the new board. You will neeed to replace it and the coil to get everything back in business.
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