MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE Fuse box on left side of instrument panel Note! The fuse box (CJB) in the passenger compartment is located on the left side of the instrument panel. The fuse can be seen by opening the protective cover. VESPER All fuse operations should be operated by professionals at the Lynk & Co center. Replacing a fuse Read the VIN from a diagnostic tool VIN can be read via a diagnostic tool. 1 Secure the vehicle to prevent it from slipping. 2Turn off the ignition switch (ignition switch to position 0) and all electrical equipment. 3Locate the fuse in the engine compartment or under the driver seat by referring to the fuse chart.
4Pull out the fuse to check if the curved wire is blown. 5If blown, replace it with a new fuse of the same amperage. If the new fuse is blown repeatedly, there is a fault in the circuits. Please contact a Lynk & Co Center for inspection. 1 Connect the On-Board Diagnostics (OBD-II) socket. Warning! ■ Do not operate or bridge a faulty fuse, or replace it with a fuse of higher amperage than the specified value or other items. Otherwise, the cable may be overloaded, causing serious damage to the electrical system and even causing a fire. ■ Be sure to replace the faulty fuse with a new dedicated fuse of an appropriate current value. OBD-II socket located under lower left of the dashboard Caution!
2Connect a authorized diagnostics system to the OBD-II socket Lynk & Co.If you need a authorized diagnosis system of OBD-II socket, please contact a Lynk & Co Center. 3Switch the ignition on. 4VIN is read automatically by the diagnostics system. ■ Make sure that moisture does not enter the fuse box when the cover is opened. ■ When closing the cover, make sure it is correctly placed on the fuse box. Otherwise, moisture or dirt will affect the function of the fuse. 249