Is a Fuse Blown When the Central Control Screen Doesn't Light Up?
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When the central control screen doesn't light up, it may be due to a fuse failure caused by excessive load leading to the fuse blowing. Here is relevant information about fuses: 1. Working principle: The fuse is located under the interior trim panel on the side of the main driver's dashboard. Its working principle utilizes electromagnetic induction where the conductor cuts magnetic field lines to generate potential, converting the prime mover's mechanical energy into electrical output. 2. Composition: A fuse consists of a fusible element (fusible link), electrode parts, and support structure. Fuse types include flat-ended tubular fuses, pointed tubular fuses, knife-blade fuses, screw-type fuses, blade fuses, flat fuses, wrapped fuses, and SMD fuses. Their function is to quickly melt when circuit current exceeds twice the fuse's rated current, thereby protecting the circuit.