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Replace blown fuses
Note
and
at the beginning of this chapter
on page 252.
Fig. 194 Blown fuse: flat fuse, locking fuse.
Fig. 195 Remove or insert the fuse with the
plastic clip: flat fuse, : locking fuse.
Fuse versions
– Standard flat fuse (
MINI®
– Small flat fuse (
JCASE®
– Locking fuse (
Fuse colour identification
Fuses (ATO - MINI)
Colour Rated current in ampere
black 1 A light
brown 5 A
brown 7,5 A
red 10 A
blue 15 A
yellow 20 A
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ATO®
).
).
).
white or colourless 25 A
green 30 A
orange 40 A
Fuses (JCASE)
Colour Rated current in ampere
blue 20 A
white or colourless 25 A
pink 30 A
green 40 A
red 50 A
yellow 60 A
Preparations
– Switch off ignition, lights and all electrical
consumers.
– Open the relevant fuse box
Recognising blown fuses
– Illuminate the fuse with a torch. This makes it
easier to recognise a blown fuse .
ATO®
– A blown flat fuse (
above or from the side through the
transparent casing in the melted metal strips
fig. 194
.
→
– A blown blocking fuse (
the melted metal strips from the top of the
transparent housing.
fig. 194
.
→
Change the fuse
– If necessary, remove the plastic clip.
of the fuse-box cover
fig. 195
1
→
bles.
– Depending on the version of the fuse, fit the
appropriate jaws of the plastic pliers.
fig. 195
o
fig. 195
1
→
→
fuse.
– Remove the blown fuse.
– If the fuse is blown, replace the fuse with a
new fuse of the same current rating (same
colour and marking) and size
– After fitting the new fuse, if necessary, place
the plastic clip back in the cover.
– Install the fuse box cover.
page 253.
→
MINI®
) is visible from
,
JCASE®
) is re- known by
de sideways on the
1
.
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