NOVELTY - The assembly has a fuse carrier holding a fuse (108) for an electronic module (100) and attachment fingers extending from the holder. A service disconnect cover includes a hood having a window exposing a portion of a hood channel. The fingers are received in the channel to couple the fuse carrier to the cover. The hood moves with respect to the attachment fingers when the cover is moved between initial and final positions. A handle is moved to a locked position in which a peg is blocked by a catch to restrain relative movement between the cover and the carrier.    USE - Service disconnect assembly for a high voltage electronic module e.g. high voltage power supply such as battery pack, for an automotive application.    ADVANTAGE - The assembly allows a technician or operator to safely couple and uncouple the fuse from the electronic module for servicing or repairing the electronic module. The assembly includes multiple position assurance features for avoiding unintentional removal of the fuse and/or interlock from the electronic module and for multi-step latching that employs separate and discrete, conscious movements by the operator to fully mate the assembly with the electronic module. The locking features and locking fingers define a position assurance feature to ensure that the assembly is locked or secured in position with respect to the module cover. The alignment fingers and the ramp surfaces define a position assurance feature to ensure that the fuse is fully loaded into the fuse chamber before the cover is moved to the final position. The peg of the attachment finger and the catch of the handle cooperate together to define a position assurance feature to ensure that the cover is locked or secured in position with respect to the fuse carrier.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a perspective view of an electronic module having a service disconnect assembly.    Electronic module (100)    Fuse (108)    Module cover (112)    Fuse chamber (114)    High voltage interlocks (116, 118)