Ferrari SF90 STRADALE 2020, Owner'S Manual

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Roadside Recovery
Danger - High voltage
Drivers are responsible for leaving the vehicle without performing a
KEY-OFF: drivers must always perform a KEY-OFF before getting
out of and leaving the vehicle.
Danger - High voltage
Leaving the vehicle without performing a KEY-OFF can put those who
are in the vicinity of the vehicle at serious risk.
Danger - High voltage
Do not push start the engine (ICE): do not attempt under any
circumstances to push start the engine down a hill or by towing the
vehicle.
Guide to emergency response on a hybrid vehicle
Danger - High voltage
The vehicle is equipped with a number of safety systems which have
been designed to protect your safety. These systems help to guarantee
safe access to the vehicle under various conditions.
In any case, whenever you have to intervene on a damaged hybrid
vehicle which has been involved in an accident or fire or in rescue or
recovery situations, always assume that the vehicle's high voltage
system is only no longer powered when the vehicle system has been
switched off (KEY-OFF) or the inertia switch has been triggered.
In all other cases, it is powered by the high voltage battery.
Danger - High voltage
Failure to observe the following instructions may lead to a risk of fire,
serious injury or electric shock which may be fatal.
In the vehicle has been involved in an accident but can still be driven
or the vehicle body or underside have been hit (for example, by a post,
raised kerb or other street furniture), the high voltage electrical system
or battery may be damaged. If this is the case, take the following
precautions:
- Stop the vehicle in a safe place to avoid further accidents, deactivate
all the systems on the vehicle by performing an ENGINE STOP, if the
engine/electric motors are running, or perform a KEY-OFF.
- Manually activate the parking brake.
- Do not touch the high voltage components, cables or connectors.
- If there are exposed electrical cables inside or outside the vehicle,
coming into contact with them may cause a violent electric shock.
Never touch exposed electrical cables.
- If there is a fire, leave the vehicle as quickly as possible. If the
vehicle has a fire extinguisher, use it appropriately after removing it
from its housing in the passenger compartment. See the "Passenger
compartment accessories" chapter for more information. Never use
fire extinguishers that are not specifically for fires caused by electrical
equipment and never use water. The use of water, even small amounts,
can be dangerous.
Danger - High voltage
Towing is not allowed. Towing can cause serious damage to the vehicle
and the high voltage hybrid system.
For more information, see the "Towing" chapter.