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Warning
Warning
● Do not use a conductive tool to
remove the blown fuse. The fuse
extractor must be used. The use of
conductive materials such as metals
can lead to short circuits, damage
to the electrical system, or ignition,
which can cause serious personal
injury.
● Be sure to use a fuse with the same
model and rated current, otherwise
personal injury and damage to
vehicle and other property may
To prevent damage to the circuit system
caused by short circuits or overload, each
circuit is equipped with a fuse. If a fuse
blows, replace it with a new one but it
blows again after a short period of use,
which means there is a fault in the circuit.
Please contact an after-sales service shop
to check and determine the cause, repair
the system, and replace the fuse. When
replacing a fuse, use a fuse with the same
fusing current.
Fuse replacement
7. Reconnect and tighten the positive (+)
terminal, and connect the negative (-)
terminal.
occur.
● Do not use fuses with a higher or
lower current rating than specied
on the fuse box cover, as this may
damage the electrical system or
cause a re.
● Do not replace fuses with metal
sheets, paper clips, or similar
devices. Using a fuse substitute or
using a fuse with an incorrect model
or rating can damage the electrical
system or cause a re.
● The fuse must not be used after
repair. The use of unsuitable or
repaired fuses, or jumper circuits
without fuses, may cause a re and
severe burns to personnel.
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