Fuses
Fuse box

Fuse box
If an electrical device does not work, check the condition of the fuses.
Unclip cover A.

Remove the fuse using the puller 1, located on the back of cover A.
To remove it from the puller, slide it sideways.
! Check the relevant fuse and, if necessary, replace it with a fuse of exactly the same rating as the original. A fuse with too high a rating can cause excessive heating of the electrical system (risk of fire) if a device draws abnormal current.To identify the fuses, refer to the fuse allocation label (detailed on the following page).
It is recommended not to use the free fuse positions.
Depending on local regulations, or as a precaution, obtain an emergency kit containing a set of bulbs and a set of fuses from a brand representative.
Fuse allocation (the presence of fuses DEPENDS ON VEHICLE EQUIPMENT LEVEL)
Symbol |
Function |
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Interior lighting, electric mirrors, rain/light sensors, air conditioning. |
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Horn |
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Warning, rear fog light |
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Electric windows |
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Heated seats |
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Rear wiper |
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Cabin heating |
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Reserved for additional equipment |
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Brake lights |
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Radio, display, air conditioning, heated seat |
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Instrument panel |
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Accessory sockets |
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Consumption cut-off (radio, navigation, display, alarm) |
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Mirror defrost |
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Front/rear windscreen washer |
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Door locking |
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ABS |
Some functions are protected by fuses located in the engine compartment.
However, due to their limited accessibility, we advise having these fuses replaced by a brand representative.
Test yourself
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