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General => Technical | How To => Topic started by: Dab090192 on August 21, 2023, 11:10:15 PM
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I’m pretty sure a fuse is blown on my scooter. I’ve located the fuse but cannot access it. It’s behind the battery but wedged behind a compartment that I can figure out how to move. It seems I’d have to take apart half the bike to get access to it. There’s not a lot of give if I pull the fuse box. There’s no way I could replace it without further access. Scooter is 2013 Kymco Compagno 110i.
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Thank you everyone. The fuse is to the left of the battery when facing the battery. I unscrewed two bolts holding the battery compartment in. This allowed me to unclip the fuse box and replace the 15A fuse.
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Might help the folks on here narrow it down if you could say which model Kymco you have?
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As Neil says, model would help to narrow this prob.
Battery and carrier out, then maybe needlenose pliers should get you going.
Take a pic.
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Might help the folks on here narrow it down if you could say which model Kymco you have?
Post updated with model and pics
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I'm not clear as to what part you are trying to get to from your pictures...can you put an arrow in the picture pointing to what you need to remove? If you need to pull the battery box it looks like 2 (likely 10 mm) bolts need to be removed from the bottom.
I find online parts schematics very helpful in determining how the various parts are attached. Not sure if the Campagno was sold in the US as I'm not finding any online parts listings..
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Have you tried removing the two bolts (RED) ?
Are you thinking the white thing top/left is a fuse?
Wonder if it might be a wiring connector - might not be a fuse. In other words the fuses may not be back here.
No help from the owner's manual I take it?
We may not have had that scooter sold here in the States - so our help is going to be spotty - unless fellow owner steps forward?
(https://i.postimg.cc/Xqq1tgZH/BOX.jpg)
Stig
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IMHO Compagno is called Agility ww.
For access to fuses remove your metin box
(unterseat tray) and look beside your battery
Fuse holder looks similar what we have on LIKEs.
( pls see pic)
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Have you tried removing the two bolts (RED) ?
Are you thinking the white thing top/left is a fuse?
Wonder if it might be a wiring connector - might not be a fuse. In other words the fuses may not be back here.
No help from the owner's manual I take it?
We may not have had that scooter sold here in the States - so our help is going to be spotty - unless fellow owner steps forward?
(https://i.postimg.cc/Xqq1tgZH/BOX.jpg)
Stig
Was able to get those bolts off, you are right, that is a connector not a fuse. I found a blown fuse to the left of the battery (15 A) that I replaced. I have a red 10 A spare fuse as well, not sure where this would go, any ideas?
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IMHO Compagno is called Agility ww.
For access to fuses remove your metin box
(unterseat tray) and look beside your battery
Fuse holder looks similar what we have on LIKEs.
( pls see pic)
Ruffus, According to youtube Agility battery is under your feet, not under the seat. Nose panel comes off under front of seat, then battery cover is free cover is free in the floor.
LIKE200i is the same. Metin box doesn't have to be removed.
Anyway - Compagno looks to be a different scooter than Agility. Different shape altogether.
His Compagno battery looks like it is under the seat - not the floor.
Anyone have a Compagno owner's manual?
Stig
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I’m pretty sure a fuse is blown on my scooter. I’ve located the fuse but cannot access it. It’s behind the battery but wedged behind a compartment that I can figure out how to move. It seems I’d have to take apart half the bike to get access to it. There’s not a lot of give if I pull the fuse box. There’s no way I could replace it without further access. Scooter is 2013 Kymco Compagno 110i.
SOLVED
Thank you everyone. The fuse is to the left of the battery when facing the battery. I unscrewed two bolts holding the battery compartment in. This allowed me to unclip the fuse box and replace the 15A fuse.
GREAT~!
Thanks for sharing!
any idea what caused that fuse to blow?
Stig
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This is what I said from beginning.
-remove battery and carrier
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These scoots are a scream! I have the previous model the Kymco Kiwi, a 100cc moped-size scooter than can do freeway speeds. Very fun! Glad you found the fuse :)