Thanks for your help everyone! I measured the current across the fuse while running at full brightness as 210mA. I also noticed that next to the fuse was a spot to solder in a cartridge fuse holder and bypass the surface mount fuse. I got a cartridge holder from Digikey (part# F6094-ND) as well as a 400mA fuse. Soldered it in and removed the old surface mount fuse.
http://i.imgur.com/DAFgL3y.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/DAFgL3y.jpg
"F1" is where the old fuse was.
http://i.imgur.com/JkbM4Uh.jpg
Time to go stain some gels with SYBR Safe :)
-cory
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