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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to, not a review: Kevin walks through removing the green cowling panel on a John Deere 3025E (also applicable to 3032/3038) to expose the fuse box, shows where the light switch and fuses live, and demonstrates checking fuses with needlenose pliers before reinstalling the cowling and gasket. It's a quick, practical maintenance clip for owners troubleshooting electrical issues, not a buying guide or feature overview.
Posted by the Naples Lawn Service channel, presented as a straightforward owner/operator maintenance tutorial rather than a dealer sales pitch.
It is located behind the green cowling panel. You pull out clips on both sides, often needing a flat screwdriver to start them, and the cowling comes off to reveal the fuse box.
Open the fuse box cover and use needlenose pliers to pull fuses out one at a time to see which one is blown.
Pop the fuse box cover back on, then slide the cowling's clips down into place, tuck the gasket under the hood, and clip it on each side.