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Practical tips
never uncouple them from the high-voltage
network.
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Ne
ver open, modify or remove the cover
from the high-voltage battery.
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Only duly qualified and trained techni-
cians are authorised to perform works on
the high-voltage system and on any other
systems on which these may have indirect
influence.
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To perform works close to high-voltage
components and cables which require the
use of sharp tools, which may deform or re-
lease shavings, or sources of heat, such as
works involving welding, soldering, use of
hot air or thermal gluing, you must first en-
sure the system is not powered. Only duly
qualified and trained technicians are au-
thorised to leave the high-voltage system
without power.
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When performing any work on the high-
voltage system and the high-voltage bat-
tery, ensure you bear in mind the SEAT
guidelines and standards.
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Keep the vehicle key in a safe place at a
safe distance from the vehicle to prevent
the ignition from turning on by mistake.
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The gases that are released or leaked
from the high-voltage battery may be toxic
or flammable.
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Any damage caused to the vehicle or the
high-voltage battery may lead to an imme-
diate or subsequent leak of toxic gases.
These gases can also cause a fire. In the
event of any damage, always open the ve-
hicle windows so the gases can fl
ow out of
the vehicle. Do not inhale the gases.
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Never touch the fluids or come into con-
tact with the gases that may be released
from the high-voltage battery, especially if
the battery has been damaged.
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In the event of a fire, leave the danger
area and call the fire department. Inform
the fire fighters that the vehicle is fitted
with an electric drive system.
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Always inform the emergency service
that the vehicle is fitted with a high-voltage
battery.
WARNING
If works are performed on the high-voltage
system and on the high-volt
age compo-
nents in an inappropriate manner, this may
lead to faults in the operation, accidents
and injuries.
●
Only duly qualified and trained techni-
cians are authorised to perform works on
the high-voltage system and on any other
systems on which these may have indirect
influence.
WARNING
Electric vehicles do not make any noise
when the vehicle is not mo
ving and very lit-
tle noise when the vehicle is moving. Hence
other road users, such as pedestrians or
children, cannot hear or perceive their
presence, or they do so with difficult
y. This
may lead to accidents and cause injuries,
for example, in residential areas, when ma-
noeuvring or moving in reverse gear.
CAUTION
After an accident or having hit an obstacle
with the v
ehicle underside
, the high-volt-
age battery must be checked by duly
qualified and trained technicians.
Charging the high-voltage
batt
ery
Contr
ol l
amps
Its lights up yellow. The charge
lev
el display needle is in the area
marked in red.
The high-voltage battery charge has reached the re-
serve le
vel.
Charge the high-voltage battery.
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