Preliminary Work
WARNING: This page is about a different variant/trim than selected.
WARNING:
Incorrect handling of high-voltage components
- Electric shock
- Short circuit
- Fire
- Explosion
- → Only appropriately trained and authorised persons are permitted to work on high-voltage vehicles and components.
- → Required qualification: High voltage technician or high voltage expert.
- → Observe national requirements and legislation for his work.
- → Always use insulated tools, e.g. > VAS 6883 - Insulated Tool Set when working on these components.
- → Observe general warning notes for working on the high-voltage system.
- → > WM, 2X00IN GENERAL WARNING NOTES FOR WORKING ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE SYSTEM
Information
Handling high-voltage lines:
- Do not support yourself or your tools on high-voltage lines and their components.
- Work involving metal-removing, deforming and sharp-edged tools close to high-voltage components and lines is prohibited.
- Work involving heat sources such as welding, soldering, hot air and thermal bonding close to high-voltage components and lines is prohibited.
- High-voltage lines must not be extensively bent or kinked.
- High-voltage lines (screwed connections) have 5 mating cycles. If these 5 mating cycles are exceeded, a visual inspection of the high-voltage connectors must be performed. Then contact Technical Support.
- In the event of queries or uncertainties, consult the relevant high voltage technician.
- Observe general warning notes for working on the high-voltage vehicle electrical system.
> WM, 2X00IN GENERAL WARNING NOTES FOR WORKING ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE SYSTEM
- Isolate the high-voltage system from the power supply.
- Complete documentation.
- Disconnect high-voltage charger.
- Remove holder for high-voltage charger -1-
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Bracket
- 5.1 Unclip wire harness -Arrows- .
- 5.2 Unscrew fastening screws -3- .
- 5.3 Unscrew fastening nuts -2- .
- 5.4 Remove high-voltage charger holder -1- .