KTM Freeride E-XC 2021 - General Information; Version 3: Vehicle Fire

General information
– The KTM Freeride E is a high-voltage electric motorcycle with a lithium-ion
battery (Powerpack HV
, 260 V).
– The high-voltage components in the vehicle are identified by yellow warning
labels.
– The high-voltage cables in the motor housing and in the Powerpack HV can
be identified by the orange color of their insulation.
– Before beginning work on the vehicle, switch off main switch
1
to the right
of the handlebar and ignition lock
2
on the right behind the head-light
mask .
Version 1: Lightly damaged vehicle
(Orange high-voltage cable is not visible, no visible damage to
Powerpack HV)
1. Switch off main switch
1
and ignition lock
2
.
2. Unlock the seat
3
and fold it up.
3. Disconnect the 12-V battery
4
.
4. Loosen the hex screws size 10
5
.
5. Remove the Powerpack HV
6
.
Version 2: Severely damaged vehicle
(Orange high-voltage cable is visible and/or metallic penetration of
the
Powerpack HV)
The intrinsic safety of the high-voltage system of the vehicle cannot be
determined from the outside.
Using suitable high-voltage protective equipment, the vehicle must be
de-energized by removing the Powerpack HV (high-voltage battery).
The following steps must be performed by persons with high-voltage
training only!
1. Switch off main switch
1
and ignition lock
2
.
2. Unlock the seat
3
and fold it up.
3. Disconnect the 12-V battery
4
.
4. Loosen the hex screws size 10
5
.
5. Removing the Powerpack HV (high-voltage battery, 260 V)
6
.
6. Securing the Powerpack HV.
7. Contacting KTM Customer Service.
Version 3: Vehicle fire
– Contact the fire rescue service and inform them that a vehicle with a lithi-
um-ion battery is on fire.
– In the event of a vehicle fire, the usual regulations for low-voltage systems
apply.
– If the Powerpack HV was affected by the fire, the extinguishing and cool-
ing
process may take up to 24 hours. The surroundings must be protected
accordingly.
– To cool a burning Powerpack HV, use large quantities of water.
– When using branch pipes and water as an extinguishing agent, maintain a
safety distance of 1 m for spraying and 5 m for a full jet of water.