I am the original owner of a 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe, VIN KM8SRDHF2EU069847.
The owner's manual states on page 4/146-147, "Only use 10V electric accessories which are less than 10A in electric capacity." The circuit is fused at 20 amps. I have followed all of the Hyundai owner manual cautions when trying to use my over 40 year old 12 volt coffee maker in the 2014 Hyundai.
Whenever I plug the coffeemaker into my 2014 Hyundai with a 20 ampere circuit it ether blows a fuse or, in my last experience damages the power outlet socket for which I was charged $164.81 on Young Hyundai Invoice 25887 to diagnose and replace the socket. On previous Young Hyundai invoice #25820 it stated the coffee maker measured at 7 amps (see below) "cannot be used with this vehicle" when the owner's manual states less than 10 amps. Does Hyundai know of a problem in this area?
The coffee maker been measured at 7 amperes by my long-time automobile mechanic and myself and has been used for over 40 years in my 1976 motorhome with a 10 ampere fuse inline. It still works fine with the same motorhome. I checked it out last week.
I expect Hyundai to response to this item and I have a suspense time of two weeks.
Center power outlet not meeting owner manual statement
I am the original owner of a 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe, VIN KM8SRDHF2EU069847.
The owner's manual states on page 4/146-147, "Only use 10V electric accessories which are less than 10A in electric capacity." The circuit is fused at 20 amps. I have followed all of the Hyundai owner manual cautions when trying to use my over 40 year old 12 volt coffee maker in the 2014 Hyundai.
Whenever I plug the coffeemaker into my 2014 Hyundai with a 20 ampere circuit it ether blows a fuse or, in my last experience damages the power outlet socket for which I was charged $164.81 on Young Hyundai Invoice 25887 to diagnose and replace the socket. On previous Young Hyundai invoice #25820 it stated the coffee maker measured at 7 amps (see below) "cannot be used with this vehicle" when the owner's manual states less than 10 amps. Does Hyundai know of a problem in this area?
The coffee maker been measured at 7 amperes by my long-time automobile mechanic and myself and has been used for over 40 years in my 1976 motorhome with a 10 ampere fuse inline. It still works fine with the same motorhome. I checked it out last week.
I expect Hyundai to response to this item and I have a suspense time of two weeks.
David L. Hanson