Fuses and Relays under the Right Access Step - 6-Cylinder Engines

General information

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IMPORTANT: To prevent damage to the electrical system, never use a fuse with a rating higher than specified on the arrangement diagram.

IMPORTANT: Some fuse positions are vacant when the tractor is delivered; these must be left vacant until the appropriate options are retro-fitted.

The fuses and relays of the following circuits are located behind the right access step:

• Power Link Box (PLB)

• Power Socket Box (PSB

Battery Brake Off (BBO)

• K002 Starter Relay 1

• K003 Starter Relay 2

IMPORTANT: On tractors with egress light (B), first remove the egress light before taking off the access step. To do this, take out screws (C) and remove the trim panel. Then take screws out of the egress light and remove egress light (B).

Take out the screws (A) that secure the access step, and remove the access step.

Remove the cover that conceals the fuses and relays.

Fuses and relays

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Fuse no.	Capacity (amps)	Consumer	Fuse no.	Capacity (amps)	Consumer
F01PLB/01	150 amps	Power supply of fuse and relay box (LCS)	F031BBO	10 amps	Battery power supply (with battery cut-off switch only)
F01PLB/02	30 A	Engine control unit	F035PSB	60 amps	Fuse for implement sockets (power supply to components)
F01PLB/03	30 A	Starting motor relay	F036PSB	30 A	Fuse for implement sockets (power supply to implement control units)
F037PLB	150 A	Main fuse
Relay no.	Rating (amps)	Consumer	Relay no.	Rating (amps)	Consumer
K002	70 A	Starting motor relay 1	K068PSB	70 A	Relay for power supply to implements (power supply to components)
K0023	70 A	Starting motor relay 1	K069PSB	20/40 amps	Relay for power supply to implements (power supply to implement control units)