Not a huge problem to fix, but you'll need another fuse holder, and you'll need to solder it to the board. If you're not comfortable with soldering on your boards, then someone will have to do it for you.

Not really. Just desolder old clip and solder in new one. They cost $0.40.

Might want to look in to why it happened. Is something heating it up?

Looking at the photo, both clips for that fuse have broken off. Usually happens when a fuse gets forced in there for some reason.

Though that half-busted ear is leaning into the next fuse over. That could potentially cause some problems if it's cross-linking different power circuits.

-Hans

They break, DE ones seem to be more prone. As other said, just replace.

How do you extract fuses?

Darth, DE games are notorious for cheap fuse clips that crack. If you have someone coming to look at it, it might be a good time to push down on the other fuses. If they are fatigued they will do the splits and they will need to be replaced. Better to test them all and just get it over with instead of fixing one then another and another. Desoldering them is a little tricky. When they put them on the board they gave them a little twist so they would not fall out, but makes removing them more difficult. If you have to order some make sure you get ones with the right pins. I got some and when I went to put them on the board they were the opposite of what I needed. I have a handful of DE games and they all needed fuse clips replaced. I'm sure I will be doing it again in the future. Time to get a junk board, solder sucker and soldering iron and start to get a feel for board work. It is scary at first, but it really isn't that hard with some practice. Good Luck.

Yeah, the ones on my DE SW were bad too. Particularly the ones on that circuit board.
Remove that broken fuse clip from the F5 fuse ASAP. Hopefully because that other circuit is a 4A, you didn't do any damage.