2. Remove the fuse box cover.
3. Check the fuse that protects the faulty circuit using the fuse rating table.
4. The fuse box cover located in the passenger compartment has special tweezers for removing fuses. Using the tweezers, remove the fuse that you believe to be blown from the box by pulling it straight up.
The wire inside the fuse is easily tangled and will be severed if the fuse is blown. If it is not blown, something else is causing the problem and should be isolated and repaired by an authorized MITSUBISHI dealer.
A. Good fuse; B. Blown fuse
5. Using tweezers, insert a new fuse with the same rated current into the same location in the fuse box where the blown fuse was.
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Warning.
If a recently installed fuse blows again after a short time, you should contact an authorized MITSUBISHI dealer to identify the cause of the malfunction and fix it.
Never install a fuse with a rated current greater than that specified by the technical requirements, or any substitute fuses, such as wire, foil, etc. This may cause overheating of the electrical wiring and cause a fire.