Subsequent Work
- Electric shock
- Risk of short circuit
- Risk of fire
- Risk of explosion
→ Only appropriately trained and authorized persons are permitted to work on high-voltage vehicles and components.
→ Required qualification: High voltage expert.
→ Observe national requirements and legislation for this 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 vehicle electrical system.
> 2X00IN GENERAL WARNING NOTES FOR WORKING ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE VEHICLE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Information
- The regulations for working on live systems apply from this point onwards .
- Always use personal protective equipment (PPE). Observe national requirements and legal regulations
.
> 2X00IN SPECIFICATIONS FOR PREPARING A HIGH-VOLTAGE WORKPLACE
- A second qualified person is required for all work on an open high-voltage battery. The second person must not actively work on the high-voltage battery, but is there as a safeguard in the event of an accident .
- Always use personal protective equipment.
> 2X00IN SPECIFICATIONS FOR PREPARING A HIGH-VOLTAGE WORKPLACE
Only on high-voltage battery module exchange with 28 modules:
- Reinstall module connector -1-
, which was removed to reduce overall voltage.
Module connectors must be replaced following removal.
Reduction of total voltage
- Remove protection caps on module terminals > T40421 - Shock-proof protection cap
.
Protection cap on module terminals (shown as an example)
- Fitting and assembling module connector.
Module connectors must be replaced following removal.
Module connectors (shown as an example)
- Discharge capacitive voltage.
- 5.1 Connect > VAS 6558A - high-voltage testing module to > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3 .
- 5.2 Start the Tester.
- 5.3 Select Measurement program .
- 5.4 Select HV measurements .
- 5.5 Select DC voltage measurement .
- 5.6 Perform self-test according to menu guidance.
- 5.7 Connect test clamp to potential equalization line.
- 5.8
Place measuring probe on the module's positive terminal.
Capacitive voltage (shown as an example)
- 5.8.1 Start the measurement.
- 5.8.2 Repeat the measurement until the voltage is < 10 volts.
- 5.8.3 Only for replacing modules on lower layer:
- Check high-voltage battery communication wire harness on lower layer.IMPORTANT: The connection sequence for the diagnostic lines must be observed.
- 6.1
Connect battery communication wire harness upper layer and communication wire harness lower layer with > VAS 6558A/39-1 - diagnostic line
.
Communication wire harness upper layer and lower layer
- 6.2
Connect communication wire harness lower layer and E-box with > VAS 6558A/39-2 - diagnostic cable
.
Communication wire harness lower layer and E-box
- 6.3
Connect E-box with > VAS 5581 - diagnostic box
and > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3
to > VAS 5581 A/12-the diagnostic line
with the diagnostic cable.
Setup for communication wire harness test
1 E-box 2 > VAS 5581 - Diagnostic Box 3 > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3 - 6.4 Start the Tester. Select the vehicle type if necessary.
- 6.5 In the overview , select the high-voltage battery control unit (BMS). Press to continue. Should a "Vehicle Analysis Log (VAL)" be created? Press to continue.
- 6.6 Select the Actual values/input signals tab.
- 6.7
Check whether the actual values of all modules are displayed.
Only for replacing modules on upper layer:
- 6.1
Connect battery communication wire harness upper layer and communication wire harness lower layer with > VAS 6558A/39-1 - diagnostic line
.
- Check high-voltage battery communication wire harness on upper layer.
- 7.1
Connect E-box with > VAS5581 - diagnostic box
and > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3
with > VAS5581A/12 - diagnostic line
.
Setup for communication wire harness test
1 E-box 2 > VAS5581 - Diagnostic Box 3 > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3 - 7.2 Start the Tester. Select the vehicle type if necessary.
- 7.3 In the overview , select the high-voltage battery control unit (BMS). Press to continue. Should a "Vehicle Analysis Log (VAL)" be created? Press to continue.
- 7.4 Select the Actual values/input signals tab.
- 7.5
Check whether the actual values of all modules are displayed.
All:
If a module has been replaced and a workshop mobile phone is available, continue with Step 8.
If a module has been replaced and no workshop mobile phone is available, continue with Step 9.
If no module was replaced, continue with Step 10.
- 7.1
Connect E-box with > VAS5581 - diagnostic box
and > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3
with > VAS5581A/12 - diagnostic line
.
- Store new module serial numbers in PCSS.
- 8.1 Select Porsche service.
- 8.2 Select Job management.
- 8.3
Select Job documentation.
Job documentation (shown as an example)
- 8.4 Enter data in the PCSS using the workshop mobile phone.
- 8.5
Read in the QR code using the workshop mobile phone.
QR code (shown as an example)
- 8.6 Read and follow the instructions and information on the workshop mobile phone.
- 8.7 Enter the new serial number of the cell module in the PCSS according to menu guidance.
- 8.8
Enter the old serial number of the cell module in the PCSS.
If there is no workshop mobile phone, the serial number can also be entered in the PCSS without a workshop mobile phone.
- Store new serial number for the cell module in the PCSS.
- 9.1 Select Porsche service.
- 9.2 Select Job management.
- 9.3 Select the required workshop process.
- 9.4 Enter old serial number of the cell module.
- 9.5 Enter new serial number of the cell module.
- Safety test after assembly work on the high-voltage battery
> 270803 PERFORMING MEASUREMENTS ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE BATTERY
- Fit cover on high-voltage battery.
> 270819 REMOVING AND INSTALLING COVER ON HIGH-VOLTAGE BATTERY - on "Removing"
- Verify absence of electric charge on the high-voltage battery.
> 270803 PERFORMING MEASUREMENTS ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE BATTERY
- After the specified hardening time has elapsed, perform leak test on battery housing of the high-voltage battery and record the results.
> 270803 PERFORMING MEASUREMENTS ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE BATTERY
- Installing high-voltage battery
> 270819 REMOVING AND INSTALLING HIGH-VOLTAGE BATTERY - on "renewing"
If a module was replaced, continue with Step 15.
If no module was replaced, continue with Step 21.
- Teach component protection.
- 15.1 Connect the Tester to the vehicle and start it.
- 15.2 In the Overview press to switch to the Additional menu .
- 15.3
Select Commission component protection
.
- 15.3.1 Select High-voltage battery .
- 15.3.2 Read and follow the instructions and information on the Tester.
- 15.3.3 Teach component protection according to menu guidance.
- 15.3.4 The tester displays the message: Component protection taught.
- Go back to the Overview .
- In the overview , select the High-voltage battery control unit.
- Select Drive links checks .
- Select Reset cell module switch-off
.
- 19.1 Read and follow the instructions and information on the Tester.
- 19.2 Perform reset according to menu support.
- Set high-voltage control units to sleep and wake up again.
- 20.1 End operational readiness.
- 20.2 Disconnect the VCI module and PIWIS tester from the vehicle.
- 20.3 Switch off and disconnect the charger.
- 20.4 Close all doors and covers.
- 20.5 Lock the vehicle.
- 20.6 Wait 15 minutes.
- 20.7 Unlock the vehicle and connect VCI module and PIWIS tester.
- 20.8 Connect and start the charger.
- 20.9 Establish operational readiness.
- Start the high-voltage system and complete the log.
> Refer to 2X00IN Isolating high-voltage system from power supply/Starting high-voltage system in the appropriate service information.