Yes - steady hand, steady eye, tweezers and a lot of luck.
There are videos on soldering smd components on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWeAOemTY_E
However before going to a lot of effort you can "piggy back" it that means put a new fuse on top of the old one. You could even use a non smd fuse to try
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I am sure that Budm's workshop could match that. Might not be as organized though.
The second video would be the way that I would do it. If you have a practice board have a go at taking them off and putting them back on that will give you the confidence to do it.
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Ok, guys I have more news about this problem. We have replaced F1 (fuse) and it blow up again, but this time worst, cuz now the display does not even start.
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