2003 LSSV Operator Manual Supplement (PDF) - GM Fleet
2003 LSSV Operator Manual Supplement (PDF) - GM Fleet
2003 LSSV Operator Manual Supplement (PDF) - GM Fleet
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Electrical System<br />
Fuses and Circuit Breakers<br />
Circuit breakers protect the power accessories. When the<br />
current load is too heavy, the circuit breaker opens,<br />
protecting the circuit until the problem is fixed.<br />
24-Volt Power Source (Battery Equalizer)<br />
24-Volt Circuit Breakers<br />
These circuit breakers are on the left rear fender support<br />
bracket of the engine compartment.<br />
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13902<br />
A. 24-Volt Stud on Equalizer<br />
B. 24-Volt Stud on Equalizer Cover<br />
C. Fuel Fired Heater<br />
D. Auxiliary Items<br />
The battery equalizer is located on the left rear wall of the<br />
cab. The primary function of the battery equalizer is to<br />
maintain battery balance or equalization charge in a<br />
predominately 24-volt system which requires regulated<br />
12-volt power. The battery equalizer can deliver up to<br />
100 amps of continuous 12-volt current for practically any<br />
12-volt or 24-volt load such as two way radios, navigations<br />
or the 24-volt batteries.<br />
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