4. The fuse box contains one 15A fuse, one 10A fuse
and one 20A fuse. The 20A fuse is used for ABS
incase of dual channel ABS system. But incase of
single channel ABS system, 15A is provided
instead of 20A fuse. Use the 'fuse puller' (A)
placed near the fuse box to pull out the blown
fuse.
5. Replace the blown fuse with a new one with same
rating (extra fuses are provided inside the fuse
case itself).
6. Close the fuse box lid and fix back the utility box &
passenger seat.
To access the fuse located below cover frame:
1. Remove the cover frame R as explained in page
No. 55.
2. Open the fuse holder and pull out the blown fuse
(Main Fuse - 25A).
FUSE REPLACEMENT
The electrical components of your motorcycle are
protected by four fuses. Out of which three fuses are
housed inside a fuse box and located below the rear
seat (passenger seat). One fuse is located below the
cover frame near the battery.
To access the fuses located below the passenger
seat:
1. Turn ‘OFF’ the Ignition.
2. Park the motorcycle on a flat firm surface and
remove the passenger seat and utility box as
explained in page No. 52.
3. Open the fuse box lid.
Good Fuse Blown Fuse
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