2. Remove the fuse box cover.
3. Check the fuse that protects the faulty circuit using the fuse rating table.
Fig. 19.61. Location of special tweezers for removing fuses
Fig. 19.62. Fuse status: A - good condition; B - burnt out
4. In the cover of the fuse box located in the passenger compartment, there is a special tweezers for removing fuses (Fig. 19.61). Using the tweezers, remove the fuse that you believe to be blown by pulling it vertically upwards. The wire inside the fuse is easily visible and will break if the fuse blows (Fig. 19.62). If it has not blown, then the cause of the malfunction is different; contact a service center to determine and eliminate it.
Fig. 19.63. Installing a new fuse
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5. Using tweezers, insert a new fuse of the same rating into the same place in the fuse box where the blown fuse was (Fig. 19.63).
6. If a recently installed fuse burns out again after a short time, you must contact a service center to determine the cause of the malfunction and fix it.
7. Never install a fuse of a higher rating or "bugs" – wire, foil, etc. This can lead to overheating of the electrical wiring and even cause a fire.