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JAECOO 7 handbook · Emergencies & breakdown

Fuse box locations

Under the bonnet and under the dash
Official manufacturer dataApplies to: Petrol and Super Hybrid (SHS-P)Source: Petrol handbook p224 · Super Hybrid handbook p232-234

Fuses protect electrical parts and circuits from short circuits and overloads. If a fuse blows, the components it protects stop working properly. There are two fuse boxes.

Front compartment fuse box

Front compartment fuse box, under the bonnet
Front compartment fuse box, under the bonnetPetrol only
  1. 1Switch the vehicle power OFF.
  2. 2Disconnect the battery negative (−) cable.
  3. 3Remove the fuse box cover to check or replace fuses.
  1. 1Press the power button in the control centre to switch the vehicle off.
  2. 2Open the boot, fold back the boot carpet, remove the storage box and disconnect the 12 V battery negative cable.
  3. 3Remove the fuse box cover under the bonnet to check or replace fuses.

Instrument panel fuse box

Instrument panel fuse box, behind the lower dash trim
Instrument panel fuse box, behind the lower dash trimPetrol only
  1. 1Switch the vehicle power OFF.
  2. 2Disconnect the battery negative (−) cable.
  3. 3Remove the lower right trim panel of the instrument panel to check or replace fuses.
  1. 1Press the power button in the control centre to switch the vehicle off.
  2. 2Disconnect the 12 V battery negative cable in the boot.
  3. 3Remove the lower left trim panel of the instrument panel to check or replace fuses.

Note:Use the fuse and relay layout to find the right fuse – the amp ratings are shown on the diagram inside the fuse box cover.

Note:Take care removing and refitting the lower dash trim to avoid damage. Ask an authorised Jaecoo service centre if needed.

Caution:Keep the fuse box clean and dry when it's open – dirt and moisture can damage the electrical system.