Removing Electric Motor With DECOUPLER
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 authorized persons may work on high-voltage vehicles and components.
→ Required qualification: High voltage technician or high voltage expert.
→ Observe national requirements and legislation for this work.
→ Always use insulated tools, such as an > VAS 6883 - insulated tool set when working on these parts.
→ Observe general warning notices for working on the high-voltage system.
> 2X00IN GENERAL WARNING NOTICES FOR WORKING ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE SYSTEM
CAUTION:
Heavy components
- Risk of squashing
→ Wear personal protective gear.
→ Get someone to help if necessary.
NOTE:
Incorrect handling of components
- Risk of damage to components
→ Carefully remove and install component.
Information
- Get one or more people to help when installing/removing heavy or difficult-to-reach components.
- This will prevent or reduce the risk of possible damage.
- Unscrew fastening screws on electric motor in the following sequence -14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7-
.
Screw-in sequence on transmission side
- Unscrew fastening screws on electric motor in the following sequence -6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1-
.
Screw-in sequence on engine side
Information
The help of another person is required.
- Lift off electric motor -1-
.
- 3.1 Secure two > 9700 - transport eyebolts -2- to the electric motor -1- .
- 3.2 On > 9700 - transport eyebolts -2- , engage the carabiner hooks -3- of the > 3033 - lifting tackle .
- 3.3 Lift up electric motor -1- using > VAS 6100 - Workshop Crane -4- while the other person guides the electric motor -1- along.
Electric machine