Seat Mii 2020, Руководство пользователя

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High-voltage battery
qualified technical staff, trained according to
the SEAT guidelines
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page 174 .
Handling the warning signs and stickers
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page 205 .
General high-voltage warning signs
The high-voltage warning signs
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Fig. 145
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and
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warn of the existence of high electrical
voltage
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. The following vehicle parts may
come with these warning signs:
●
The covers and lids behind which there are
high-voltage components under high-volt-
age.
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All the high-voltage components, including
the high-voltage battery.
● The lock carrier, in the engine compart-
ment.
High-voltage battery warning sign
The high-voltage battery comes with a sign
that warns of its hazards.
Key to
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Fig. 145
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High-voltage can cause serious injuries or
even death. Never touch the battery
poles with bare fingers, tools, jewellery or
other metal objects.
The high-voltage battery contains haz-
ardous liquid and solid substances. In the
event of gases emitting from the battery,
these could cause serious burns and
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blindness. When performing works on
high-voltage battery, always use appro-
priate eye protection and and protective
clothing to avoid skin and eyes from com-
ing into contact with the battery fluid. If
the battery fluid were to come into con-
tact with skin or eyes, immediately rinse
the affected area with clean water for at
least 15 minutes and seek medical assis-
tance.
The high-voltage battery may burn. Nev-
er expose the high-voltage battery to
sources of fire, sparks or unprotected
flames. Always handle the high-voltage
battery with care to avoid damaging it
and, consequently, fluid from leaking.
Always keep children away from from the
high-voltage battery.
The instruction manual and the workshop
information contain further information
and warnings to this regard.
An inappropriate handling of the high-
voltage battery can cause serious injuries
or death. Never remove the cover from
the high-voltage battery and never re-
move the high-voltage battery.
An inappropriate handling of the high-
voltage battery can cause serious injuries
or death. All maintenance works involving
the high-voltage battery should
only be
performed by duly qualified and trained
technical staff

. Never modify the high-
voltage battery in any way. When the
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high-voltage battery is open, ensure it
does not come into contact with water or
other liquids. Liquids may cause short cir-
cuits, electrical shocks and burns.
WARNING
The vehicle’s high-voltage network and the
high-voltage battery are hazardous and
can cause burns, other injuries and an
electrical shock with deathly consequen-
ces.
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Always consider that the high-voltage
battery is fully charged and that all the
high-voltage components are powered.
This may may be the case even with the
electric drive system and the ignition dis-
connected.
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Never touch the high-voltage cables or
the high-voltage battery and its poles, and
never touch them with jewellery or other
metal objects, especially when the cables,
battery and its poles are damaged.
● Never take it upon yourself to perform
any type of work on the high-voltage net-
work, on the high-voltage cables or the
high-voltage battery.
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Never open the components or parts of
the high-voltage network. Never perform
any maintenance work on these elements,
nor repair or uncouple the high-voltage
network.
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Never damage, modify or remove the or-
ange coloured high-voltage cables, and
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