How to use the Mercedes-Benz E-Class cigarette lighter, the location of the fuse in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class cigarette lighter

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is not equipped with a cigarette lighter. The general usage of a cigarette lighter is to insert the cigarette lighter into the hole and press the handle to heat it.

The location of the cigarette lighter fuse of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class. The fuse of the front cigarette lighter is located in the leftmost cover of the main driver's center console, as shown in the picture. The fuse for the rear cigarette lighter is located in the fuse box on the right side of the trunk, which can be seen by opening the fender. The specific location of the cigarette lighter fuse will be clearly stated on the inside of the fuse box cover. The inspection tutorial is described below. 1. Before looking for the fuse, please turn off the engine and power supply for safety reasons. 2. Find the corresponding position and use a small pry bar to lift the protective plate. 3. Check the location of the cigarette lighter fuse on the cover. This is the second one in the first column. 4. Then remove the fuse protective cover, take out the electric test pen and measure the electric shock of the fuse. If one of the contacts at both ends lights up and the other does not respond, the fuse is likely to be damaged. 5. Use tweezers to carefully remove the blown fuse, and then fix the spare fuse back in place.

How to use the cigarette lighter 1. First find the cigarette lighter button. This button is a round button with a cigarette icon (or voltage value) on it. Press the icon button to heat automatically. When the heating is completed, it will pop up, and the cigarette lighter will make a little sound when it pops up as a reminder. 2. Pull out the cigarette lighter and do not touch the inward end. The inward end is the end for lighting cigarettes. Just point the hot end of the cigarette lighter at the cigarette and touch it. 3. A cigarette lighter is safer than a lighter. Try to use a cigarette lighter when smoking while driving. Warm reminder: Fuses control the lifeblood of electrical equipment. If the current is not properly controlled, the fuse is likely to burn out, and in severe cases, it can cause serious accidents such as explosions and fires. Therefore, it is not recommended that car owners replace the fuse themselves.