2025-2026 Volvo EX30 4 Door Care and maintenance -> Tools and equipment User Manual
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13.5.3. Battery recycling  
Used batteries must be recycled in an environmentally sound manner.  
Consult Volvo support if you're unsure of how to dispose of batteries. The traction battery must only be handled by authorised  
technicians.  
13.5.4. Fuses  
Electrical fuses protect different parts of the car's electrical system by cutting the power if the current  
exceeds the fuse's threshold. A blown fuse must be replaced to restore functionality.  
A blown fuse may be an indicator of an underlying electrical fault. Contact Volvo support if your car indicates that a fuse has  
blown.  
Important  
If a fuse is incorrectly replaced it can cause severe damage to the electrical system.  
A replacement fuse must have the correct specifications, such as type and ampere value.  
Volvo recommends an authorised Volvo workshop for fuse replacements.  
13.6. Tools and equipment  
Your car is equipped with some tools that may be useful in certain situations. For example, if you need to  
change a wheel.  
The tools and equipment in your car are stored in different places, such as under the bonnet, in the glove box and in the boot.  
Be sure to familiarise yourself with where everything is stored so you don't have to search for something when you need it.  
Warning  
Store tools appropriately  
Always store loose tools and equipment in designated storage areas when not in use. Otherwise, they can cause damage  
or injury in the event of a collision.  
Read all instructions before using tools  
Before use, make sure you read and understand all the relevant instructions for tools and equipment.  
Contact a Volvo dealer for recommendations concerning tools and equipment for your car.  
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Warning triangle  
If your car should be immobilised in an area where there might be other vehicles, you can place the warning triangle on the  
ground to alert others before they reach your car.  
Towing eye  
The towing eye can be attached to the car's bumper to enable towing. It can also be used to secure roof-loaded objects that are  
longer than the roof.  
Temporary puncture repair kit  
Temporary puncture repair kit  
Your car is equipped with a temporary puncture repair kit which can be used to repair a minor puncture in a tyre.  
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First aid kit  
Your car is equipped with a first aid kit. Some regions require that it's always available in your car.  
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13.6.1. Using a warning triangle  
Assemble and set out a warning triangle if your car is immobilised in an area where there might be other  
vehicles. The warning triangle's purpose is to give other drivers advance notice of your car or other stationary  
hazards.  
The folded warning triangle in its case.  
Note  
Local rules and regulations  
Rules and regulations about how and when to put out a warning triangle vary between regions. You are responsible for  
knowing and following what applies in your location.  
Tip  
If it's dark when you set out the warning triangle, wear a reflective vest if you have one in the car. If you don't have  
one, you can hold the warning triangle so that its reflective parts are visible as you carry it.  
You can use the case as a reminder to retrieve the warning triangle when you leave by placing it on the driver's seat.  
Activate the hazard warning lights.  
1
Take out the warning triangle from the case, unfold it and connect its ends.  
2
Fold out the triangle's support legs.  
3
Position the warning triangle in a suitable place in regard to traffic and at a distance which ensures that other drivers are  
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alerted in good time before they reach your car.  
Remember to retrieve the warning triangle before you drive off again.  
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13.6.2. Attaching the towing eye  
Use the towing eye to attach a winch wire when towing.  
On the right-hand side of the car, the towing eye is screwed into a threaded socket behind a cover located on the front and rear  
bumpers.  
Important  
Be sure to read about towing and its limitations before you start.  
Fetch the towing eye so you have it at hand.  
1
Front towing eye fastening cover.  
To attach in the front: Remove the cover by pushing the middle of the left-hand side edge. The cover pivots around its  
centre line and can then be removed.  
Rear towing eye fastening cover.  
To attach in the rear: Remove the cover by pushing its top edge. Fold it out entirely and take it off.  
Screw the towing eye all the way into the socket.  
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Important  
It is important that the towing eye is firmly screwed into place. Putting something through the towing eye, such as  
a wheel wrench, can give extra leverage.  
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After you're done, remember to remove the towing eye again and return it to its storage location.  
13.7. Raising the car  
You can raise one wheel off the ground at a time using a jack. Be sure to read all instructions before raising  
the car.  
Important  
It is very important to place the jack on the jacking points or the battery may get damaged.  
Recommended or supplied equipment  
The instructions for raising the car presume use of a jack recommended or supplied[1] by Volvo.  
Only use tools and equipment designed for your car model. Contact a Volvo dealer for tool recommendations.  
Volvo recommends an authorised Volvo workshop for tasks not described in the user manual.  
A portable jack designed for occasional and limited use is only suitable for short and urgent tasks, such as handling a  
puncture. A workshop jack is recommended for frequent or extended use.  
Only raise the car using its jacking points.  
Other lifting equipment  
If using lifting equipment not supplied by Volvo[2], carefully read their instructions before raising the car. Ensure that  
the equipment is compatible with the car.  
Use additional safety equipment such as axle stands and wheel blocks when applicable.  
If you're using a workshop jack, make sure that the jack plate is fitted with a rubber guard to protect the car as well as  
ensure that the car remains stable.  
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