1.14
Before Driving
HV Isolation Loop
Trained Persons Only
Warning: The HV isolation loop should never need to be
used except by trained emergency persons, and is included
for reference information only. Interference with the HV
system by untrained persons can cause accidents that can
lead to burns, injury or death.
As an additional failsafe to fully isolate the HV system in this
vehicle in the event of a crash or other road traffic emergency,
this vehicle is equipped with a High Voltage Isolation Loop (HVIL)
(A). Should the HV system need to be deactivated and made safe,
the loops can be cut in the areas marked by the labels. This will
then break the HV interlock, disabling the HV system.
Safety Systems
Safety Harnesses
Never use the lap portion of the belt of the harness
without the shoulder belts and the anti-submarining strap.
Warning: Safety harnesses should not be worn with the
straps twisted.
Warning: Never use safety harnesses to restraint persons
who weighs less than 40 kg or are less than 150 cm in height,
regardless of age.
Warning: Never restrain more than one person in place
with each safety harness.
Warning: Always wear the lap belt portion of the harness
low and tight across the pelvis.
Warning: Pressure of the shoulder straps must be equal
between your shoulders and chest.
Warning: Never wear the belts over heavy clothing as it
can interfere with proper positioning and adjustment of the
belts, reducing the overall effectiveness of the system.
Warning: Never wear the belts over rigid or breakable
objects in or on your clothing, such as eye glasses, pens,
jewellery, keys etc. as these may cause injury.
Warning: Never allow straps to rub against sharp objects.
Warning: Never allow the belts to be damaged by
becoming caught in door or seat hardware.
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