Basically i cannot seem to make the pedal work in tandem with my crate flexwave 120w 2x12 dsp amp i prefer to use the built in dis,chorus, and delay effects but can find no way to put the hb01 behind the built in effects bank can you inform me of how or even if this can be done

The fuse rating should be printed on the panet right by the fuse holder. If there's still a question about values, you're best bet is to contact Crate customer service.
Here's the link-
http://www.crateamps.com/support
However, if you're meaning that you keep blowing fuses and therefor think you're instaslling the wrong value, you may have a short in the amp that's casuseing the fuses to blow. In that case, it needs to go to the shop. If you're not a tech, don't poke around inside it. You can make the problem worse, or even get a nasty shock.

Contact Crate for the best info.
http://www.crateamps.com/support/index.php

its the reverb tank spring, look where it is connected on the other side. this will give you an idea as to where it was connected. solder it back on.

Reverb spring end broke. you can bend a new loop with pliers. There is a post sticking up in side the metal case that hooks around the end(s)

That is probably a momentary switch that is dirty and sticking. These onboard effects on guitar amps are usually nothing more than a computer sound card and I've found bad connections going to and from them as well. I do think that switch is dirty and sticking, though.

Both those LIKELY run on a 5 volt supply within the unit. Check for the presence of that voltage... some new stuff MIGHT be 3.3 volts DC, but you should find those voltages. If missing, it may be a shorted electrolytic filter cap OR the filter cap associated with creating the 5 volts from the supply. You really need the schematic for this... try to procure one.

Solid state amps are very subject to blowing out the output transistors if speaker leads get shorted. Take it in for repair.

Hi there,I have the same problem with my flexwave 120. I opened the amp to measure several capacitors on the small effect circuit board. If one of this capaciters have internal short circuit, wich will effect the others causing effects to fail. I removed them one by one to find possible short circuit. All capacitors were ok. I think the problem is in the processor wich is to diffucult to replace. I think it's easier to replace the effects circuit board. But where do we find this board??

sounds to me like your din plug on your controller is messed up ? hope this helps !