Volvo v40 no turn signals - No turn signals and the clocks do not work

Hello

This is not a cool thing
I went to buy a campsite and after plugging it in, it turned out that there were no turn signals.
After disconnecting, it turned out that
The clocks in the car have fallen
Direction indicators do not work
The position lights on the back do not work, the ones outside in the booth because those in the hatch are working.

It is strange that the outside in the kennel works like the lights are in the parking position, then all work, but the directions and clocks do not

Everything but clocks doesn't work
Watch and shows the mileage but not punch

The hazard lights work

Fuses all approx

I bought a new relay from the directions but it did not help
Please help what to check next

The V40 has two fuses on the side of the parking lots.

All fuses are ok and those under the hood and those on the driver's side, under the board, unless there is 3rd place

I had the same problem, it turned out that my eye was unreliable three times. Only when I checked the tz current fuses. a reflector bulb made as a control lamp connected to the battery and a fuse in series. It turned out that two of those inside the vehicle were damaged.

Added after 14 [minutes]:

I had the same problem, it turned out that my eye was unreliable three times. Only when I checked the tz current fuses. a reflector bulb made as a control lamp connected to the battery and a fuse in series. It turned out that two of those inside the vehicle were damaged. If you do not want to play with such checks, buy 10 fuses of 10A, 15A and 20A and replace according to the instruction manual, this way you will save time and health.

So it's all clear

It turned out that the campsite struck the clocks on which it turned out to be some cold February
The electrician did it and everything works
The turn signals are a separate mistake
I bought a new relay, but of course it turned out to be damaged

After installing the repaired clocks and replacing the new relay with the old one, everything returned to normal.

Thanks to everyone for the hints.
An electrician took PLN 150 for repairing the clocks and replacing it, so it was quite cheap.

In addition, he said that it was the only electric fault in the Volvo that breaks down.

Best regards and I wish you all zero repairs