Fuses - Husqvarna RC 318T Workshop Manual

To charge the battery
1. Tilt the seat forward.
2. Remove the rubber cap (1) from the solenoid that
is connected to the red cable from the battery.
3. Connect the red cable (+) from the battery
charger to the solenoid (2).
CAUTION: To prevent short circuit make
sure that the red cable from the battery
charger is connected to the solenoid.
4. Connect the black cable (-) from the battery
charger to a zinked metal part as shown in the
illustration.
WARNING: The battery and electrical
system can become damaged and cause
injuries if incorrect type of charger is
used. Use only the charger specified by
Husqvarna for this typ of battery. (LiFePO
5. Start the battery.
NOTE: If the battery voltage is too low the bat-
tery goes into protective mode. The battery
charger can not sense the battery and does not
charge. If this occurs, press and hold the reset
button on the battery charger for 10 seconds
until it starts to charge. Read more in the instruc-
tions that are supplied with the battery charger.
6. When the battery is charged, stop the charger
and disconnect it from the battery.
7. Put the rubber cap (1) back on the solenoid.
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5.3.4 Fuses

The fuses are placed under the right side cover.
A blown fuse is indicated by a burnt link. Pull the fuse
from the holder to replace it.
The fuse is intended to protect the electrical system.
If it blows again shortly after replacement, it is due to
a short circuit, which must be fixed before the product
can be put into operation again.
The fuses are connected to protect the following
circuits:
FU1 = Ignition 15A
FU2 = Auger control 7.5A
FU3 = Actuator 30A
FU4 = Power outlet 12V 7.5A
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