Multiple accessories stopping together may point to a common circuit, but the vehicle’s actual wiring must establish that relationship. Different outlets can have different supplies and operating permissions.
Record the connected equipment
List chargers, adapters and devices in use when the problem began. Check the owner’s permitted loads and outlet behaviour. Stop using damaged or overheating accessories, and do not increase fuse ratings to support more equipment.
If a workshop replaces protection, it should also consider what caused the failure. Report whether outlets remain inactive with accessories removed through normal safe handling. A body-module repair should not be assumed until the correct circuit, connected load and operating conditions have been assessed.
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