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Removing the left hood lock

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Preliminary work 

Only on vehicles with active pedestrian protection 

WARNING: Pyrotechnic components. 
Danger! Immobilization period-threatening injuries! 

Deactivating the 48 V electrical system 

Precondition 

Ignition is switched off.

WARNING: Deactivate the 12-V electrical system. 
Risk of short circuits! Risk of fire! 
  • Make sure that there is no battery charger connected to the jump start terminal in the engine compartment.
  • For vehicles with additional electrical systems (48 V electrical system, high-voltage vehicle electrical system), this absolutely must be deactivated before  the vehicle battery is disconnected.
WARNING: Deactivate the 48-V electrical system. 
Risk of short circuits! Risk of fire! 
  • Make sure that there is no charger  connected to the jump start terminal in the engine compartment.
NOTE: RISK OF DAMAGE 
Damage to the 48-V battery 
If a 48-V battery that is disconnected from the electrical system is activated, the battery electronics will be damaged. 
  • Only ever activate the 48 V electrical system when the 48 V battery is fully connected up.
NOTE: TECHNICAL INFORMATION 
Observe notes on the 48-V battery. See additional information 61 20... NOTES ON THE 48-V BATTERY .