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Section 2 - Stripe Hog Systems
Accessory Circuit Protection
Circuit breakers and ATC blade type fuses located
inside the OTB protect most accessory circuits.
In-line fuses may protect other circuits.
NOTICE:
THE CIRCUITS PROTECTED BY IN-LINE FUSES WILL VARY.
IN-LINE FUSE LOCATIONS WILL ALSO VARY, DEPENDING
ON THE ACCESSORY CIRCUIT PROTECTED. THE MOST
COMMON LOCATIONS FOR IN-LINE FUSES ARE NEAR THE
MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKERS OR BATTERIES.
The fuses are color coded with the AMP rating
printed on the fuse. The fuse body is translucent
plastic with the fuse element clearly visible mak-
ing it easy to identify a blown fuse.
When replacing fuses, never replace the blown
fuse with a fuse of a different color or higher am -
perage in an attempt to correct a circuit that is
causing the fuse to blow. Using a higher amperage
fuse can cause the circuit to overheat which can
damage the circuit and components or cause an
electrical fire.
Contact Hog Technologies Customer Service if you
need assistance correcting a problem with the
water blasting electrical system.
Typical In-line Fuse (If Equipped)
OTB Fuse Panel, Relays & PLC
Typical Outside Terminal Box (OTB)
Color Coded ATC Blade Type Fuse Panel & Fuses