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As I said before, I've never been in the same room with an Ender 6, I have two Ender3 V2s. But the power cord is probably the same. If so, there is a fuse in a little drawer-like slot just above the power cord inlet. It's not convenient at all. You'll probably have to take a pocket knife to get it out. It looks more like a picture of a fuse, but there's actually a fuse in there. If it's blown, you still have the challenge of finding the short that caused it to blow. But at least you'll know what the problem is.

@j9 I guess after all this time that you have either fixed your problem or thrown the printer out of the window! But here are 2 points; Try lowering the bed temperature if the print is sticking too well to the bed. The Creality sample prints that came with my CR-10-V3 use 45'C, but you could go lower. The scraper supplied with my printer was too blunt (i.e. the blade was too thick at the end) so it was just bashing the print, rather than getting under it. I now use an old wallpaper scraper which has a very thin but smooth blade. I've written a more detailed description here: http://captainbodgit.blogspot.com/2021/03/3d-printing-sticking-and-removing.html