MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE Warning! Troubleshooting work on a vehicle requires special skills. If you lack sufficient knowledge, experience, the proper tools or one of the following occurs, Lynk & Co recommends taking your vehicle to a Lynk & Co Center. ■ Short/open circuit. ■ Loose electrical connectors. ■ Switch/component malfunction. ■ Other problems that require special skills/equipment. VESPER Fuses Fuses are designed to protect the electrical components and circuits in your vehicle from a short circuit or overloading. The way to check the fuse is to check the wire inside the fuse.
If a fuse is blown, the component (s) and systems protected by that fuse will not work correctly, and the fuse shall be replaced. 01 Fuse box in the engine compartment 02 Fuse box on left side of instrument panel Caution! Keep the fuse boxes free of contamination and moisture. Otherwise, electrical components or systems could be damaged. Fuse box in the engine compartment The fuse box in the engine compartment (EJB) is mounted on the left side of the engine compartment. The fuse can be seen by removing the engine compartment cover, loosening the buckle of the fuse box cover and removing the fuse box cover , please refer to the (p. ) . 248