Fuses and Relays
If you experience electrical failures not related to the batteries, a fuse may need replacement. Locate and correct any short circuits that may have caused the blown fuse, then replace the fuse. If you suspect a relay or diode needs replacement, your authorized GEM dealer can assist.
Open the hood to access the fuse box 1 . See the label attached to the fuse box cover for the function and amp rating of each fuse.
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MOTOR CONTROL RELAY |
DISPLAY RELAY |
CHASSIS RELAY |
VCM RELAY |
DC/DC RELAY |
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BACKUP RELAY (OPT) |
HORN 10A |
DRIVE 5A |
CHASSIS 30A |
VCM 20A |
CONSTANT 5A |
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INT. LIGHT 5A |
WIPER 15A |
ACC 15A |
DISPLAY 10A |
LIGHTS 15A |
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WARNING
Before servicing the vehicle’s electrical
system, always unplug the service disconnect first, then disconnect
any electrical accessory connections, then disconnect the negative
cable from the 12-volt battery, then disconnect the negative terminal
from the main battery pack. See Service Disconnect section in the
Features and Control Chapter.