3 Slide the battery lead into the fuse block.
•Slide the battery lead (sold separately) into the fuse block (supplied) as below:
1) Dismantle the fuse box.
Turn the cap 1 counterclockwise.
2) Turn the hexagon screw 3 of the fuse terminal 2 with a hexagon wrench (supplied).
3)Remove the rubber ring 4 and the metal ring 10 . (They are not used. They are for protection during transportation.)
4)Slide the battery lead 5 (sold separately) through the cap 1 .
5)Insert the tip of the battery lead 5 into the inner part of the fuse terminal 2 .
6)Tighten the hexagon screw 3 of the fuse terminal 2 securely with the hexagon wrench (supplied).
7)Insert the fuse 6 (80A, supplied) as shown in the illustration below.
* Fit the projection 8 of the fuse holder | 7 into the grooves 9 of the fuse terminal 2 . | ||
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To the vehicle's battery
* Remove
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of the product | Fig. 8 |
4 Turn the hexagon screw of the power terminal. Insert the exposed wire end into the lead terminal. Tighten the Hexagon screw with the Hexagonal Wrench (In- cluded), to fix the lead. (Fig. 9)
Before making this connection, use insulated shrink tubing to cover any exposed wire extending beyond the terminal.
NOTES:
•Use only the Hexagon screws included.
•For safety reasons, connect the battery leads last.
•To prevent disconnection of the leads or dropping of the unit, do not use the cabling to carry the unit.
Hexagon Screw
Lead
Lead Terminal
Fig. 9
