1. If one of the headlights, a parking light or a brake light does not light, the most likely cause is a burnt-out bulb. For information on replacing bulbs, see subsection 14.5. If both brake lights do not light, the cause is a faulty switch.
2. If several indicator lights, headlights, side lights or tail lights do not light, then the fuse has blown or the wiring is faulty (see subsection 14.3). The fuses are located in the block on the front panel on the driver's side.
3. Additional fuses and circuit breakers are located in the mounting blocks mounted in the engine compartment on the right and left.
4. To replace the fuse, open the cover by overcoming the force of the latches. Pull the built-in plastic holder and remove the fuse. Insert a new fuse rated for the same current as the one being replaced. Find out the cause of the burnout and fix it.