No power in cigarett outlet Carthago c-tourer 143

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I seems to have a electric problem with my cigarett outlet in my Carthago c-tourer 143 2012. I used it for a air pump to tires. It stopped , and now I dont have any electricity in the cig outlet. In other forum the say the cig electric outlet has a fuse F44 or F52 in the locker at the drivers knee left side . My user manual for the Fiat Ducato is not the same as my motorhome. I have measured all fuses and they are ok. Where is the fuse? Thankful for any advice

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Hi, years ago I have had the same problem. I found the fuse in the engine compartment.
Here is another fuse-box. You can open it with a common SW 8 mm socket.

best regards
Chris

Thanks for that information . How can I access the fusebox? As its a integrated motorhome I cant reach anything from outside at the front. Can i open the slots inside near the frontglas?. Is it only to put a screwdriver and lift them to access the fusebox?

Every integrated motorhome has a bonnet, also the Cartagho C-Tourer 143 has one.
So open the bonnet and than you can see on the upper right side the fuse box (Picture)



open the fuse box, (in my car, from 2013 I need a SW 8mm socket) and change the fuse

regards
Chris

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An air pump needs up to 15 A. Some outlets do only allow 10 A. If it is your car, I would recommend to replace the 10 A with a 15 A fuse. But I know what I do. So I will use 15 A for a well known time and not for long time application.
If other people will use the outlet uncontrolled by you, I would replace the 15 A fuse back to 10 A.

replace the blown fuse with an automatic version!
In case of failure, press the button and reset once.
Nice to have if you are in the wilderness and the next gas station 200 miles away.
The worst case, you need the 12V socket and your last spare is just blown.
For example, the company "eta" builds automatic fuses

can you post pictures so we can see the problem?