To find the fuse (or lack thereof), you need to do the following:
1. Consult your owner's manual: This is the best place to start. The manual will specifically detail the fuse layout for your year and model F-150. It might even show a diagram.
2. Check the underhood fuse box: Carefully examine all fuses in the underhood fuse box. Look for a fuse labeled "Block Heater," "Engine Heater," or something similar. The amperage rating will likely be high (e.g., 30A or higher).
3. Check the inside fuse box (passenger compartment): While less common, some models might have a fuse related to the block heater's power circuit here.
4. Look for a relay: If you can't find a fuse, there might be a relay controlling the power to the block heater. This relay would be in either the underhood or passenger compartment fuse box.
5. Trace the wiring: As a last resort (and only if you are comfortable with basic automotive electrical work), you could try tracing the wiring from the block heater back towards the fuse box to see where it connects. Caution: Be careful when working with car wiring; disconnect the battery's negative terminal before starting any work.
Without knowing the year and model of your F-150, it's impossible to give a more precise location. Providing that information will allow for a much more helpful answer.