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High-voltage battery
Emergency release of the charging
connect
or
3 V
alid for: hybrid vehicles
Fig. 231
Between the left wing panel and the
engine bonnet hinge: Char
ging connector
manual release mechanism puller.
Unlocking the charging connector
Pr
erequisites:
●
The charging connector is plugged in cor-
rectly
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page 322.
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The vehicle is unlocked.
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The charging process has ended or has
paused
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page 320.
The manual release mechanism must be
used if these prerequisites are met and it is
still impossible to unplug the charging con-
nector.
Manual release of the charging connector
The puller for the manual release is located
on the left hand side of the engine compart-
ment (between the left wing panel and the
engine bonnet hinge), above the charging
socket
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Fig. 231.
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Disconnect the power supply at the charg-
ing station or electrical socket.
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Open the bonnet and make sure it is held in
place with the prop.
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Use the wire hook in the vehicle’s toolkit
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Fig. 31 to hook the puller and pull on it.
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Immediately unplug the charging connec-
tor.
Note
●
The manual r
elease mechanism of the
charging connector should only be used in
the event of a failure.
●
After using the charging connector’s
manual release mechanism, the charging
socket must be inspected immediately by a
professional.
Charging cable
Intr
oduction
3 V
alid for: hybrid vehicles
The type of charging cable supplied with the
vehicle depends on the delivery volume and
the specific technical specifications of each
country, e.g. charging connector connections
for power sockets.
SEAT recommends exclusively using the
supplied charging cable.
Notes on the charging cable
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Handle with care.
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Unroll and roll fully.
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Do not twist or bend it over sharp edges.
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Do not crush it or drive the vehicle over it.
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Always unplug it by pulling on the connec-
t
or.
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Children should not use the charging cable.
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Keep animals away from the charging ca-
ble.
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After use, store it safely and without twisting
it.
Notes on charging connectors and the
charging cable protection device
●
Do not touch the charging connector’s
contacts.
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