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General| Brand | Mazda |
|---|---|
| Model | MX-30 2021 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Explains the functions of the high voltage battery system in driving the electric motor and storing energy.
Lists technical specifications of the battery, including pack composition, capacity, voltage, mass, dimensions, and volume.
Shows a visual representation of the high voltage battery's physical appearance.
Outlines specific rules for safely handling the battery, covering immersion, oxidation, shock, and modification.
Details immediate actions for electric shock, including preventing secondary shock and seeking medical attention.
Provides procedures for dealing with a battery fire, including extinguishers and hazardous byproducts.
Emphasizes removal by qualified personnel using recommended protective equipment and adherence to regulations.
Lists critical steps before removal, such as waiting after service plug removal, avoiding tire spin, and verifying charge connector status.
Details essential practices during removal, including avoiding normal charging, using maintenance modes, and displaying warning signs.
Explains how to identify high voltage parts, including orange wiring and warning labels.
Provides guidance on safely handling connectors and terminals, including insulation and cleaning.
Lists items to avoid carrying and the importance of high voltage work signs for safety.
Displays the specific "DANGER! HIGH VOLTAGE DO NOT TOUCH." sign for work areas.
Highlights potential dangers like deformation, leaks, or short circuits in damaged or submerged battery packs.
Stresses disconnecting the lead-acid battery before handling the high voltage battery to prevent short circuits.
Warns against unauthorized modification, disassembly, resale, or transfer of the battery due to safety risks.
States Mazda is not liable for accidents from misuse or unauthorized actions with the battery.
Reinforces that removal requires proper measures to prevent serious injury or death from electrical hazards.
Lists essential items for safe battery removal, including insulating gloves, safety shoes, work signs, tape, and testers.
Alerts about serious injury or death from touching terminals during service plug removal.
Advises on covering terminals with tape and keeping the plug on person to prevent accidental reinstallation.
Warns against allowing foreign matter or water into the junction box due to high voltage risk.
Specifies using a tester with a 450V DC or higher measurement range for voltage checks.
Warns incorrect lifter/palette sizes can cause battery falls, leading to injury, death, or equipment damage.
Highlights the battery's significant weight (approx. 310 kg) and the need for careful handling to prevent damage.
Warns a tilted/unbalanced vehicle on the lifter may fall, causing severe injury or death.
Advises careful handling to prevent damage from impacts when carrying the battery.
Outlines general preparations for transporting the high voltage battery, including packing steps.
Advises insulating cable terminals and using appropriate fastening belts and pallets for secure transportation.
Provides general advice for storing the removed high voltage battery safely.
Lists substances like metal products, water, oxidizers, and acids to avoid storing with the battery.
Specifies ideal storage conditions: cool, dark place (0-35°C, 45-85% humidity), away from rainwater.
Lists conditions to avoid for storage, such as direct sunlight, high temperature, and high humidity.
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