BMW z4 roadster 2.5i-2003 Manual De Usuario

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Replacement procedures
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Please consult your BMW center 
whenever you have any questions 
concerning the battery. Since the battery is 
absolutely maintenance-free, the following 
statements are for your information only.
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Do not disconnect the battery cables 
when the engine is running. Discon-
necting the battery cables when the engine 
is running will cause a voltage surge which 
will damage the vehicle's onboard elec-
tronics.
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Indicator lamp
The indicator lamp for the battery 
charge current lights up:
The battery is no longer being 
charged. The alternator drive belt is defec-
tive or there is a malfunction in the charging 
circuit of the alternator. Please contact the 
nearest BMW center.
If the drive belt is defective, pull over 
and switch off the engine immediately 
to prevent overheating and serious engine 
damage. 
If the onboard supply voltage drops to a 
very low level, increased steering effort 
may also be necessary.
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Charging the battery
Charge the battery in the vehicle only when 
the engine is not running. Use the terminals 
provided in the engine compartment. For 
information on connections, refer to Jump-
Starting on page 
Battery disposal
Return used batteries to a recycling 
point or to your BMW center. Maintain 
the battery in an upright position for trans-
port and storage. Secure the battery 
against tilting when transporting.
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Fuses
You will find the fuses and information on 
their respective allocation behind the glove 
compartment.
1.
Press the lock on the left; see arrow 
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2.
Press the lock on the right; see arrow 
2
3.
Swing the glove compartment down.
Spare fuses and plastic tweezers for grasp-
ing the fuses are found in the onboard tool 
kit; refer to page 
Do not attempt to repair a burned fuse 
or replace it with a fuse having a dif-
ferent color or amperage rating. To do this 
could cause a fire in the vehicle as a result 
of circuit overload.
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