Fuses

Fuse box

If an electrical device does not work, check the condition of the fuses.

Unclip panel A or B (depending on vehicle).

Depending on legislation or as a precaution: obtain an emergency kit containing a set of bulbs and a set of fuses from a RENAULT dealer.

Check the relevant fuse and, if necessary, replace it with a fuse of exactly the same amperage as the original.

A fuse with too high an amperage can cause excessive heating of the electrical system (risk of fire) if an item of equipment draws abnormal current.

Clip 1

Remove the fuse using the clip 3, located on the back of panel A or B.

To remove it from the puller, slide it sideways.

It is recommended not to use the free fuse slots.

Fuse allocation (the presence of fuses depends on the vehicle's equipment level)

1. 1
   Assisted parking brake;
2. 2
   Brake lights;
3. 3
   Automatic door locking;
4. 4
   Driver's window regulator;
5. 5
   Passenger compartment central unit;
6. 6
   Turn signals;
7. 7
   Navigation system;
8. 8
   Interior mirror;
9. 9
   Rear wiper;
10. 10
    and 11. Rear window regulators;
11. 11
    ABS/E.S.P.;
12. 12
    Passenger window regulator;
13. 13
    Washer;
14. 14
    Heated mirrors;
15. 15
    Radio;
16. 16
    Luggage compartment accessory socket;
17. 17
    Rear seat accessory socket;

    

Some accessories are protected by fuses located in the engine compartment, in box C.

However, due to their reduced accessibility, we recommend having these fuses replaced by a RENAULT dealer.