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Programmed Facility Management Fuse Upgrades
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Step 1 of 8
<p>Isolate the starter battery by disconnecting the negative terminal with a 10mm spanner.</p>

Isolate the starter battery by disconnecting the negative terminal with a 10mm spanner.

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Step 2 of 8
<p>Disconnect the charger from the positive terminal using a 12mm spanner.</p>

Disconnect the charger from the positive terminal using a 12mm spanner.

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Step 3 of 8
<p>Remove the inline fuse holder.</p>

Remove the inline fuse holder.

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Step 4 of 8
<p>Install ring terminals where the inline fuse holder was removed.</p>

Install ring terminals where the inline fuse holder was removed.

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Step 5 of 8
<p>Install the 40a midi fuse to the fuse holder using the provided fasteners and an 8mm spanner.</p>

Install the 40a midi fuse to the fuse holder using the provided fasteners and an 8mm spanner.

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Step 6 of 8
<p>Cover the fuse, then reconnect the charger to the positive terminal of the battery using a 12mm spanner.</p>

Cover the fuse, then reconnect the charger to the positive terminal of the battery using a 12mm spanner.

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Step 7 of 8
<p>Reconnect the negative terminal to the battery using a 10mm spanner.</p>

Reconnect the negative terminal to the battery using a 10mm spanner.

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Step 8 of 8
<p>Start the vehicle to check the charging functionality.</p><ul><li><p>The top green light should flash green to indicate charging function.</p></li><li><p>The green light below should stay solid green to indicate charging from the alternator.</p></li><li><p>The blue light should be set to the auxiliary battery type (AGM)</p></li></ul><p></p>

Start the vehicle to check the charging functionality.

  • The top green light should flash green to indicate charging function.

  • The green light below should stay solid green to indicate charging from the alternator.

  • The blue light should be set to the auxiliary battery type (AGM)