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Replacing fuses and relays (XRAY 1)

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Contents: Electrical circuits protected by…⇣ Relays located in the passenger…⇣ Electrical circuits protected by…⇣ Relays located in the engine…⇣
It is recommended to always find out the reason for the failure of fuses and relays from a LADA dealer.

When replacing fuses and relays, use only fuses and relays of the types recommended for the vehicle and only those manufacturers that have the approval of PJSC AVTOVAZ and are marked in accordance with Tables 1–4.

Attention!
  • It is not permitted to use fuses and relays that differ in current rating from those recommended in Tables 1–4. This may result in failures in the vehicle's electrical equipment, short circuits, and vehicle fires.
  • A faulty fuse or relay is identified by the failed electrical circuits protected in accordance with Tables 1–4.


Figure 8.27. Passenger compartment fuse and relay box

Figure 8.27. Passenger compartment fuse and relay box


Electrical circuits protected by fuses located in the passenger compartment fuse and relay box (Figure 8.27)



Table 1



fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

F1

30A

Electric windows front doors

F2*

10A

High beam (left headlight)

F3*

10A

High beam (headlight right)

F4*

10A

Low beam (left headlight)

F5*

10A

Low beam (headlight right)

F6*

5A

Side lights (headlights left and right)

F7*

5A

Side lights (rear lights left and right)

License plate lights

Headlight corrector switch illumination

Illumination of the central door lock switch

Hazard warning switch illumination

Air conditioning control panel illumination *

Parking Assist Switch Lighting

Driver's door power window switch illumination

Illumination of the electric window switch in the door/passenger doors

Cigarette lighter illumination

Interior lighting unit illumination

Audio/multimedia system illumination

F8

30A

Electric rear windows

Rear electric window lock relay control




fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

F9*

7.5A

Rear fog light

F10

-

Reserve

F11

20A

Central body electronics unit (side door lock gear motors, trunk lock gear motor)

F12

5A

Immobilizer antenna

Electronic stability control system controller

Steering wheel angle sensor

Brake light switch

F13

10A

Interior lighting unit

Trunk light

Glove compartment light

SAUKU controller**

Air conditioning control panel **

F14 **

5A

Rain sensor

F15

15A

Windshield and rear window washer

Central body electronics unit (rear window cleaner)

F16

15A

"ERA-GLONASS" system car terminal

Front seat heaters

Audio system/multimedia system

F17 *

7.5A

Daytime running lights

F18

7.5A

Brake light bulbs in rear lights

Additional brake light


fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

F19

5A

Engine Management System Controller

Central body electronics unit

Additional body electronics unit**

Instrument cluster

Starter Relay Control

Fuel Pump Relay Control

Automatic transmission mode selector

F20

5A

Inflatable airbag system control unit

F21

7.5A

Reverse light bulbs

Automatic Transmission Control Controller

F22

5A

Electric power steering pump

F23

5A

Safe Parking System Control Unit

Electric corrector for left headlight

Electric corrector for right headlight

Headlight corrector switch

Windscreen Heating Relay Control 1

Windscreen Heating Relay Control 2

Control of the rear window and outside mirror heating relay

F24

15A

Central body electronics unit (power supply of interior fuses F12, F13, F36 with delay after ignition is turned off)

F25

5A

"ERA-GLONASS" system car terminal

Additional body electronics unit**




fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

F26

15A

Central body electronics unit (direction indicators)

F27*

20A

Low beam (headlights left and right)

F27**

5A

Low beam headlight switch signal

High beam headlights on signal

Fog light switch signal

Rear fog light switch signal

F28

15A

Sound signal

Signal for switching on parking lights **

F29*

25A

Side lights (headlights and taillights)

High beam (headlights left and right)

Rear fog light

Horn Relay Control

F30

-

Reserve

F31

5A

Instrument cluster

F32

7.5A

Central body electronics unit

"ERA-GLONASS" system car terminal

Audio system/multimedia equipment

Control of the relay for the additional socket in the trunk

Heater Electric Fan Relay Control

Air Conditioner Control Panel*

F33

15A

Cigarette lighter

F34

15A

Diagnostic connector


fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

F34

15A

Audio system/multimedia system

F35

5A

Heated exterior mirrors

F36

5A

Electric drive of exterior mirrors

F37

30A

Starter circuit

F38*

30A

Windscreen cleaner

F38**

30A

Additional body electronics unit (windshield wiper)

F39*

40A

Electric heater fan

F40

-

Reserve

F41**

25A

Additional body electronics unit (daytime running light right headlight, front side lights, low beam left headlight, high beam right headlight)

F42

-

Reserve

F43**

15A

Additional body electronics unit (power supply for consumers after interior fuse F19)

F44

15A

Socket for additional consumers in the trunk

F45

-

Reserve

F46**

25A

Additional body electronics unit (interior side lights, fog lights, rear fog light)

F47**

25A

Additional body electronics unit (left side daytime running light, rear side lights, right low beam, left high beam)




* Fuses used only in the "Optima" version (without rain sensor).
** Fuses used only in "Top" and "Luxe" versions (with rain sensor).


Relays located in the passenger compartment fuse and relay box (Figure 8.27)



Table 2



relay No

Maximum continuous current, A

Purpose of the relay

K1

40A

Heater Electric Fan Relay

K2

40A

Rear window and outside mirror heating relay

KZ

40A

Rear electric window lock relay

K4

-

Reserve

K5

20A

Relay socket for additional consumers in the trunk


Electrical circuits protected by fuses located in the engine compartment fuse and relay box (Figure 8.28)



Table 3



fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

F1*

10A

Fog lights

F2

7.5A

Central body electronics unit

F3

25A

Rear window defroster

Exterior mirror heaters

F4

25A

Electronic stability control system controller

F5

70A

Consumers of the on-board electrical system of the cabin

F6

70A

Consumers of the on-board electrical system of the cabin


fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

F7

50A

Electronic stability control system controller

F8

40A

Windscreen heater 1

F8 (without heated windshield)

30A

Socket for additional consumers in the trunk

F9

40A

Windscreen heater 2

F9 (without heated windshield)

-

Reserve

F10

30A

Socket for additional consumers in the trunk

F11

-

Reserve

F12 **

30A

Starter circuit

F13

-

Reserve

F14**

25A

Electronic engine management system

F14 ***

30A

Electronic engine management system

F15

15A

Air conditioning compressor clutch

F15 **

(without air conditioning)

30A

Electric radiator cooling fan

F16

50A

Electric radiator cooling fan

F17

70A

Automatic Transmission Controller (AMT)

F18

80A

Electric power steering pump

D1 (installed in place of F19)

-

Air conditioning system diode




fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

D2 (installed in place of F20)

-

Engine Cooling System Diode

F21

-

Reserve

F22

-

Reserve

F23**

15A

Radiator Cooling Fan Relay Control

Air Conditioner Relay Control

Oxygen sensor 1

Oxygen sensor 2

Evaporative Canister Purge Valve

Phase sensor

F23 ***

7.5A

Oxygen sensor 1

Oxygen sensor 2

Intake Pipe Length Control Valve (only for 21129)

Evaporative Canister Purge Valve

Phase sensor

Phaser valve (only for 21179)

F24 ***

15A

Engine Management System Controller

Radiator Electric Fan Control Unit

Ignition coil 1 cylinder

Ignition coil 2 cylinder


fuse No

Maximum continuous current, A

Protected electrical circuits

F24 ***

15A

Ignition coil 3 cylinder

Ignition coil 4 cylinder

Injector 1 cylinder

Injector 2 cylinder

Injector 3 cylinder

Injector 4 cylinder

Electric fuel pump module with fuel level sensor

F25 ***

15A

Fuel pump


* Fuses used only in the "Optima" version (without rain sensor).
** Fuses used in H4Mk engine version only.
*** Fuses used only in versions with engines 21129 and 21179.


Relays located in the engine compartment fuse and relay box (Figure 8.28)



Table 4



relay No

Maximum continuous current, A

Purpose of the relay

K1

20A

Alarm sound relay

K2

-

Reserve

K3**

40A

Starter relay

K3*

20A

Starter relay

K4

40A

Main relay of the ECM

K5

20A

Air Conditioning Compressor Clutch Relay

K5*

(without air conditioning)

20A

Radiator Cooling Fan Relay

K6*

20A

Fuel pump and ignition coil relay

K6**

20A

Fuel pump relay

K7

40A

Windscreen Heating Relay 2

K7**

(without air conditioning)

40A

Radiator Cooling Fan Relay

K8

40A

Windscreen Heating Relay 1

K9

20A

Horn relay




* Relays used in H4Mk engine version only.
** Relays used only in versions with engines 21129 and 21179.


Figure 8.28. Engine compartment fuse and relay box

Figure 8.28. Engine compartment fuse and relay box


To access the fuses and relays, remove cover 1 (Figure 8.29), using the notch.

Figure 8.29 Reassembling the interior fuse and relay box cover

Figure 8.29 Reassembling the interior fuse and relay box cover


Remove the fuse using the tweezers located on the back of the fuse box cover (Figure 8.30).

Figure 8.30 Tweezers for removing fuses from the block

Figure 8.30 Tweezers for removing fuses from the block


To remove the fuse from the tweezers, slide it to the side.


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