Fuse Box Assembly

Newly made D Europe (an unrelated and fully independent aftermarket parts manufacturer/supplier) fuse box with connectors - supplied with instructions. As standard this will come with 2 or 3 of the very thin plastic fuse guide tabs on the top either missing or snapped off - but doesn't affect it's operation or the ability of it to hold fuses at all.

Our recommended fuse configuration is :
(9) 106100 Fuse 10A
(4) 106102 Fuse 20A
(3) 106103 Fuse 25A
(2) 106104 Fuse 30A

Fuse Information:
1 - red 10A
2 - red 10A
3 - red 10A
4 - yellow 20A
5 - red 10A (the diagram below has this as a yellow fuse for some reason)
6 - yellow 20A (although it is recommended to use a 25A fuse instead to reduce heat)
7 - yellow 20A (although it is recommended to use a 25A fuse instead to reduce heat)
8 - red 10A
9 - red 10A
10 - yellow 20A
11 - green 30A
12 - red 10A
13 - red 10A
14 - yellow 20A (although it is recommended to use a 25A fuse instead to reduce heat)
15 - yellow 20A (although it is recommended to use a 30A fuse instead to reduce heat)
16 - red 10A
17 - yellow 20A
18 - yellow 20A

The total numbers are:
Factory spec.: 9x10A(Red), 8x20A(Yellow), 1x30A(Green)
Recommended spec.: 9x10A(Red), 4x20A(Yellow), 3x25A(Clear), 2x30A(Green)

Change the quantities to your preferred configuration, don't forget spares!
The optional upgraded LED versions of the fuses light up when blown.