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1 Introduction / 1.9 Power Down of the High-Voltage System | PDF pages 29-29
1.9 Power Down of the High-Voltage System
1.9 Power Down of the High-Voltage System
1.9 Power Down of the High-Voltage
1.9.1.2 High Voltage Removal from Outside the Vehicle
the Vehicle
System
warning！
1.9.1 Power Down of the High-Voltage System
1. Be sure to wear appropriate personal protective
1.9.1.1 High Voltage Removal from Inside the Vehicle
equipment when touching any high voltage
Vehicle
components;
warning！
2.Do not touch the high voltage battery components
1. Be sure to wear appropriate personal protective
even though the high voltage system has been
equipment when touching any high voltage
deactivated. Be sure to wear appropriate personal
components;
protective equipment if it is necessary to operate the
high voltage battery components;
2. Do not touch the high voltage battery components
even though the high voltage system has been
3. If any damage is found in the high voltage
deactivated. Be sure to wear appropriate personal
components, be sure to wrap the damaged parts with
protective equipment if it is necessary to operate the
the insulation tapes.
high voltage battery components;
1. Park the vehicle, apply the EPB.
3. If any damage is found in the high voltage
2. Open the door.
components, be sure to wrap the damaged parts with
the insulation tapes.
3. Open the front flip cover plate.
1. Park the vehicle, apply the EPB.
4. Find the low voltage MSD in the engine compartment and
remove it, and the vehicle will deactivate the high voltage
2. Open the trim cover plate on the lower left of the instrument
system automatically.
panel, find and disconnect the low voltage maintenance
disconnection connector, and the vehicle will automatically
cut off the high voltage system.
