ar5410p1127fr

Maintaining on-board electrical system voltage when performing test and diagnosis work on vehicle

Typ ar · temat 54.10 · wersja 0200 · 2020-06-17

Dotyczy: Model 257 Model 290

Niedostępne w języku „pl”; wyświetlono w języku Angielski.

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AR54.10-P-1127FR

Maintaining on-board electrical system voltage when performing test and diagnosis work on vehicle

02.04.2020

Model

257

Model

290

Modification notes

19.03.2020

Document contents completely revised.

Maintaining on-board electrical system voltage when performing test and         
	diagnosis work on vehicle

1

Cover

2

Ground point

F32/3

Engine compartment prefuse box

P54.10-4686-12

Topical note

Information on preventing damage to electronic components due to electrostatic discharge

AH54.00-P-0001-01A

Topical note

Notes on battery

AH54.10-P-0001-01A

Connect battery charger

1

Move cover (1) of engine compartment prefuse box (F32/3) until charging terminal point is exposed.


Do not maintain on-board electrical system voltage during work on restraint system, during welding, and during work on lines without contact protection.
The electrical system or electronic components can otherwise be damaged.

2

Clip charger POSITIVE terminal onto charging terminal point, then clip charger ground clamp onto ground point (2).

000 588 00 81 00 Charger

WS54.00-P-0037B


Do not reverse polarity.
Damage caused by short circuits will otherwise occur.

3

Switch on charger.

Disconnect battery charger

4

Switch off charger.

5

Disconnect charger ground clamp from ground point (2), then disconnect charger POSITIVE terminal from charging terminal point.

6

Close cover (1) on engine compartment prefuse box (F32/3).

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