Risk of death caused by contact with current conducting parts when repairing parts of the external power supply - AS83.00-Z-0002-01A

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Repairs on the external 230 V power supply may only be performed by trained personnel. Before starting the work, the connection to the building side power supply must be disconnected.

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Potential risks

Risk of death

Coming into contact with conductive parts of the 230 V external power supply and improper performance of repair work can cause serious physical injury, which could lead to cardiac arrest in the worst case.

Safety precautions/instructions

Repair work may only be performed by specially trained personnel who have training in working on household electricity.
Before starting any repair work, always disconnect the household power supply. To do this, disconnect the connecting cable from the vehicle's outside socket.
The household power connection for connecting the stationary cooling must be equipped with a ground fault circuit interrupter. The rated residual current of the ground fault circuit interrupter must not be more than 30 mA. Also see DIN VDE 0100 part 721.