no power on head unit

i have a 2002 ford windstar which has the am/fm/cd stereo . about a week ago the battery went dead and we jumped the car to get it running . well upon turning the radio back on it didn't . no radio or cd or clock i've checked for a fuse on the block and it's not there . even the alarm doesn't set so i'm wondering if the alarm and audio system is on the same fuse . maybe the stereo got spiked on the jump and hit the alarm system at the same time . is there a fuse on the rear of the head unit and how do i fix the alarm .

Recheck your fuse block for a blown fuse. Your van probably has two fuse panels. One under the dash and one underhood. The fuses usually aren't lableled in Fords, so it may be a good idea to check them all with a 12 volt test light or volt meter.sparky

normaly the block under the hood will have the constant power and the one under the dash will have the switched.D

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Nothing is impossable, it's just more expensive.

ford fuses are labeled in the owners manual. bob

DID you jump it like shown in this diagram http://www.vcoa.org/700-900-faq/ElectricalStarting.html#Starter_and_Solenoid_Problems or did you do direct negative to negative on the batteries that cause problems maybe screws your radio and everythingthe duce

my mistake here http://www.vcoa.org/700-900-faq/ElectricalStarting.html#JumpstartProceduresthe duce