Replacing Fuse Element

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If a fuse element needs to be replaced, you must also fit a new cover for the fuse elements (blue) and a new seal label (red). The spare parts are grouped together as one package in the PET.

Unclip the cover for the fuse elements with a screwdriver.

Fig 1: Unclipping Cover For Fuse Elements
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Unscrew the fastening nuts on the faulty fuse element -1- , remove the washer -2- and take out the fuse element -3- .

Fig 2: Removing Fastening Nuts And Fuse Element
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If a fuse element needs to be replaced, you must also fit a new cover for the fuse elements (blue) and a new seal label (red). The spare parts are grouped together as one package in the PET.
Place the fuse element -3- into position, fit the washer -2- and secure with the fastening nuts -1- . → Tightening torque: M6>>8 Nm (6 ft. lb.) → Tightening torque: M8>>15 Nm (11 ft. lb.)

Fig 3: Securing Fuse Element
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Insert the blue cover in power distributor and clip in place.

Fig 4: Positioning Cover
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Close the power distributor until the lid is felt to engage and seal with the red seal label.

Fig 5: Closing Power Distributor
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