• The fuse holder is at the rear of the operator's seat.
• The fuses protect the electrical component and wiring from
burning out.
• If the fuse becomes corroded, or looks white powdery, or
the fuse is loose in the fuse holder, replace the fuse.
• Replace the fuse with the one of the same capacity.
Fuse capacities and circuit names
No.
Fuse ca-
pacity
Name of circuit
(1)
10 A
Pump secondary drive switch, swing parking
brake cancel switch
(2)
10 A
Optional power supply (1), heater drain (if
equipped)
(3)
10 A
PPC oil pressure lock solenoid, starting motor
cut-off relay
(4)
20 A
Window washer, cigarette lighter
(5)
10 A
Horn, flash light
(6)
10 A
Ribbon heater relay
(7)
10 A
Revolving lamp (if equipped)
(8)
10 A
Radio
(9)
10 A
Hydraulically operated stairway (if equipped)
(10)
20 A
Air conditioner unit, air conditioner compres-
sor
(11)
10 A
Power supply for external devices (if equip-
ped)
(12)
10 A
Machine push-up, boom vibration control
(13)
20 A
Optional power supply (2), 12 V power sup-
ply, seat heater, air suspension seat
(14)
5 A
Air conditioner ECU power supply
(15)
10 A
ACC (each controller)
(16)
10 A
Radio backup, room lamp, system operating
lamp
(17)
10 A
Staircase lighting, Hydraulically operated
stairway (if equipped)
(18)
10 A
Walk-through lighting
(19)
5 A
Air conditioner ECU backup
(20)
10 A
Optional power supply (3)
(21)
10 A
KDPF temperature sensor
OPERATION
EXPLANATION OF COMPONENTS
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