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Vbar, on the right side there's a cup holder with a hole in it, when it gets wet the water falls on the plug under need the cup holder. We had that problem several times.
Have you controlled the relay?
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Marcb
  • Posted 16 Jan 2016 02:38
  • By marcb
  • joined 10 Jun'14 - 221 messages
  • ANTWERP, Belgium

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