Hi Jacopo.
Congratulations on your new car, it will not take you too long to sort out any initial problems.
Your car should be fitted with blade fuses, these have two thin but wide prongs. Take a fuse out and if you inspect it you will see that the two prongs are connected by a thin piece of metal, if the metal is intact then the fuse is not blown. Don't worry too much, if a fuse is blown then it is pretty obvious.
You should normally be able to extract the fuse with the tip of your fingers. If not, have a look in the glove box, if you are lucky it is possible that you will see a small plastic tweezer like tool. This is the Morgan supplied fuse extractor but in all probability this will have long disappeared. If so use tweezers.
The colour of the fuse indicates its rating you should be able to get a selection at any shop that sells bits for cars.
Brian
