Where is the fuse in a lite source floor lamp?

Hey everyone. I will come right out and say this - I am an idiot in this area. I purchased two of the floor lamps shown here (https://www.allmodern.com/Lite-Source-Module-II-Torchiere-Floor-Lamp-LS-80978-IT5202.html) almost 25 years ago. I'm 48 now. The price hasn't changed although the design has slightly (lower wattage lighting now). It is stunning and it was one of the first "grown up" pieces I bought myself and just knew I'd own for a lifetime. Well, when one of them died about 10 years ago, I hauled it out to the trash. I didn't know the darn things used FUSES! I literally want to cry when I think about it - I could have my pair back. They were gorgeous together. Anyway...
Well, I'm in my new apartment and thank heavens I didn't throw the 2nd one away when it died a few years ago, although I purchased about 3 bulbs before realizing it just wasn't going to light. Another almost $300 down the drain would not be cool. So I found the fuse but I can't see a name on it or anything. How do I know what to replace it with?
This is the info on the dimmer. It's a model SC-233A foot dimmer, 120 volts, 600W max. I am at the ready to click on Amazon or Home Depot to order. Thank you in advance for helping me light my home again. I am SO excited! Thank you in advance all you handy ladies and gentlemen. I know this isn't quite a craft question but it sure is a do it myself question and you guys are always so helpful.