Replacing Relays and Fuses

IMPORTANT: Avoid damage! The electrical system may be damaged if incorrect replacement fuses are used. Replace the bad fuse with a fuse of the same Amp rating.

Locating Fuses and Relays

All electrical circuits are protected by fuses. Amperage rating is marked on each fuse, plus fuses are color coded to ensure proper replacement.

Fuses
Fuse Rating	Color
10 Amp	Red
15 Amp	Blue
20 Amp	Yellow
30 Amp	Green

1. 
   LV17432-UN-12APR13

   
   LV17433-UN-12APR13

   A - Load Center

   B - Load Center Cover

   C - Fuse Block

   Park machine safely. (See Parking Safely in Safety Section.)

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2. Locate load center (A) at lower left-hand side of operator seat.

3. Remove load center cover (B).

4. Identify fuse or relay in fuse block (C).

5. Pull defective relay or fuse from fuse block.

6. Push new relay or fuse into fuse block.

7. Install load center cover.

Fuse and Relay Size and Function

LV25590-UN-13JUN16

Load Center - 3025E

F01 - Kew Switch (20A)

F02 - Light Switch (30A)

F03 - Headlight Fuse (15A)

F04 - Cruise Control Fuse (15A)

F05 - Accessory (10A)

F06 - Marker Lights Fuse (10A)

F07 - Work Lights Fuse (15A)

F08 - Display (30A)

F09 - EGR (10A)

F10 - Brake Light (10A)

K1 - Rack Actuator Relay

K2 - EGR Relay

K3 - Brake Relay

LV22077-UN-10JUN14

Load Center - 3032E and 3038E

F01 - Light (30A)

F02 - Headlight (15A)

F03 - Marker Lights (10A)

F04 - Accessory (10A)

F05 - Cruise Control (10A)

F06 - Work Lights (20A)

F07 - Display (30A)

F08 - EGR Fuse (10A)

F09 - Key Switch (20A)

F10 - Brake Lights (10A)

K1 - EGR Relay

K2 - Brake Lights Relayt