Contents: Fuses ⬇ Fuse box in the instrument panel ⬇ Fuse box in the engine compartment ⬇ Automatic protection ⬇
There are two fuse boxes in the car. Located: below the instrument panel next to the driver's door and in the engine compartment. In addition, there are also independent fuses for individual systems in the engine compartment.
When replacing a fuse, turn off the electrical circuit it protects.
Before replacing a blown fuse, determine and correct the problem that caused the fuse to blow.
A blown fuse can be identified by a melted metal thread. To facilitate replacement of fuses, each block has a suitable tool.
Always use fuses of the required rating (the fuse rating is indicated on the inside of the fuse box cover). Never use a fuse of higher amperage or replace it with a piece of wire, as this may cause more serious damage.
It is recommended to have a set of spare fuses. They can be purchased at any service station. Each block has a designated place for storing them.
Fuses
Current Color
- 10 A red
- 15 A blue
- 20 A yellow
- 25 A white
- 30 A green
Fuse box in the instrument panel

To open the lid, press the latch and turn the lid.
This block also contains relays and diodes, the purpose of which is shown on the cover.
The fuse box has tweezers for replacing fuses.


Fuses and protected electrical circuits
no. Current Electric circuit
1. 15 A Cigarette Lighter. Socket for additional accessories.
2. 10 A Anti-theft system.
3. 10 A Left rear side light bulb.
4.10 A Right rear side light bulb.
5. 15 A Car radio.
6. 15 A Brake lights.
7. 10 A Interior lighting.
8. 20 A Central locking system.
9. 15 A Rear window defroster.
10. 15 A Rear window defroster.
11. 15 A Instrument cluster indicator lights, indicators and speed sensor.
12. 15 A Ignition system.
13. 15 A Ignition coil.
14. 15 A Reversing lights.
15. 15 A Electronic engine control.
16. 20 A Windscreen wiper and washer.
17. 10 A Rear window wiper and washer.
18. 15 A Seat heaters.
19. 10 A Rear window and exterior mirror heaters.
20. 10 A Starter.
21. 30 A Electric windows.
22. 10 A Airbags.
Fuse box in the engine compartment

To open the cover, press on the fasteners and release the latches located on the side of the fuse box.
This block also contains relays, the purpose of which is shown on the cover.

Fuses and protected electrical circuits
no. Current Electric circuit
1. 15 A Hazard warning lights.
2. 10 A Sound signal.
3. 10 A Air conditioning system.
4. 20 A Engine (petrol), Fan (diesel).
5. 10 A Motor.
6. 15 A Electronic ignition (petrol); 20 A Engine preheating (diesel).
7. 20A Trailer connector.
8. 15 A Left high beam headlight bulb.
9. 15 A Right high beam headlight bulb.
10. 10 A Left low beam headlight bulb.
11. 10 A Right low beam headlight bulb.
12. 15 A Fog lights.
13. 10 A Rear fog lights.
14. 20 A Headlight washer.
Automatic protection

(Text copied from an online resource: OpelBook)
If the door windows and electric sunroof do not work, check the condition of the electrical circuit breaker.
To turn the circuit breaker back on, turn off the ignition and press the button located in the center of the circuit breaker. If the button on the automatic protection switch repeatedly clicks off when you turn on the windows or sunroof, contact your Opel dealer to determine and correct the fault.

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