Instruments and Controls 4-13To use an outlet, remove theprotective cap. When not in use,always cover the outlet with theprotective cap. The accessorypower outlet is operational at alltimes.Notice: If electrical devices areleft plugged into a power outlet,the battery may drain causing thevehicle not to start or damage tothe battery. This would not becovered by the vehicle warranty.Always unplug all electricaldevices when turning off thevehicle.Certain electrical accessories maynot be compatible with theaccessory power outlet and couldresult in blown vehicle or adapterfuses. If you experience a problemsee your dealer/retailer foradditional information on accessorypower outlets.Notice: Adding any electricalequipment to the vehicle candamage it or keep othercomponents from working asthey should. The repairs wouldnot be covered by the vehiclewarranty. Do not use equipmentexceeding maximum amperagerating of 20 amperes. Check withyour dealer/retailer before addingelectrical equipment.Notice: Improper use of thepower outlet can cause damagenot covered by the vehiclewarranty. Do not hang any type ofaccessory or accessory bracketfrom the plug because the poweroutlets are designed foraccessory power plugs only.Cigarette LighterThe vehicle may have a cigarettelighter. To use the lighter, push it inall the way and let go. When it isready, it will pop back out by itself.Notice: Holding a cigarette lighterin while it is heating does not letthe lighter back away from theheating element when it is hot.Damage from overheating canoccur to the lighter or heatingelement, or a fuse could beblown. Do not hold a cigarettelighter in while it is heating.