What configuration should a Volt-Ohm meter he set to when testing a fuse?
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Set your ohmmeter to the lowest scale on the resistance setting. Usually, it will have Ω (Greek letter omega) for resistance. When testing a fuse, touch the end of each ohmmeter cable to the opposite ends of the fuse. A reading between 0 and 2 indicates continuity—the circuit is good/complete.