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FLUENCE Z.E. – Roadside assistance technician's guide
RENAULT PROPERTY Network Development Division | February 2012 V3|
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Flow chart 3 – ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE OPERATIVE – Vehicle which has been damaged
ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE OPERATIVE'S GUIDE
and
EMERGENCY SERVICES GUIDE
Preparing a vehicle which has had an accident before
transport:
(roadside assistance operative's guide)
Tow a vehicle which has had an accident on the flatbed
Ensure the safety of the people present at the scene of
the accident if this has not already been done
Rule 1:
Consider a vehicle which has had an accident as a live
naked part which may demonstrate an insulation fault.
Rule 2:
Obligatory lockout if an operation is required on an
electrical element.
Rule 3:
Lock out the 400V before locking out the 12V (the
control governs the power).
Rule 4:
Call the emergency services immediately in the event
of:
- a person injured during the transport chain procedure
- the emission of smoke
- the outbreak of a fire.
- ...
Do not intervene before receiving the approval of the emergency
services
,
if the
y
are
p
resent at the scene of the accident.
Leave vehicle in the marked and dedicated parking area
of the Z.E. Expert dealership
PPE +
Switch the vehicle ignition off + LOCKOUT
- 400V and
- 12V
Visual check of battery safety criteria before transport:
- Leak ?
- Case cracked, broken ?
- Case under stress ?
- Case fastening points bent, cracked ?
- Damage to 12V and 400V connectors ?
Level 1 authorisation
LOCKOUT OPERATIVE
From flowchart
2- call center
vehicle breakdown
END OF OPERATION
Does the traction battery demonstrate a
potential risk of delayed outbreak of fire?
Monitor the vehicle and the battery
throughout the transport operation
(loading, transport, unloading, parking).