Danger | Risk of death when working on component parts and systems with U >= 30 V alternating voltage (AC) or U >= 60 V direct voltage (DC) | Do not touch damaged or defective live component parts and lines or non-insulated electrical connections and lines. | |
1 | Connect Star Diagnosis | ||
2 | Switch off high-voltage system using Star Diagnosis | ||
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If a fault is displayed, disable high-voltage system. | |||
Print out and store power disable event log and, where applicable, shutoff event log of high-voltage system. | |||
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3 | Check all covers and paneling for condition and proper attachment | If defects are found | |
– subject to separate repair order: | |||
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Fasten or replace covers and trim parts. | |||
4 | Check boots and cover caps of electrical lines and plugs for leaktightness against water entry, damage and tight seating | If defects are found | |
– subject to separate repair order: | |||
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Replace boots or cover caps. | |||
5 | Check high-voltage battery and battery carrier for corrosion, damage and that they are seated securely | If defects are found | |
– subject to separate repair order: | |||
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Fasten or replace carrier or attaching parts. | |||
6 | Check electrical component parts (inverter under vehicle battery) for tight seating and damage | If defects are found | |
– subject to separate repair order: | |||
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Fasten or replace component. | |||
7 | Perform initial startup of high-voltage system | ||
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