Before replacing a fuse, the corresponding load must be disconnected and the ignition must be turned off.
The fuses are located in the fuse box located on the left side of the instrument panel (see fig. 14.1).
Open the cover by inserting a screwdriver with the flat side down into the slot and pressing on the cover (see fig. 14.2).
A list of the fuses involved is located on the inside of the fuse box cover.
Additional fuses are located on the relay box and also on the additional relay holder below the relay box.
In the TDI diesel engine, the fuse for the preheating device is located in the so-called "E block" on the left behind the bulkhead of the engine compartment, under the windshield.
If the fuse is blown, it means that the wire connecting the fuse contacts is broken (see fig. 14.3).
To remove the fuse, use tweezers to remove the fuse from the socket (see fig. 14.4). Remove the fuse from the tweezers.
Install a new fuse rated for the same current (see fig. 14.5). On the back side of each fuse there is an inscription about the value of the protected current. In addition, the color of the fuse also corresponds to the value of the protected current.
Replace the fuse box cover.
If the installed fuse blows again, check the electrical circuit protected by the fuse.
Never replace a fuse with a jumper wire, as this may cause serious damage to the vehicle's electrical circuit.
