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Methods of shutting down high voltage systems CR-V FHEV/PHEV
Depending on the damage to the vehicle, high voltage should be interrupted. High voltage can be
interrupted by any of the methods described below. After the high voltage has been interrupted, normal
rescue activities can be carried out.
Follow the flow chart below to select the easiest method.
On
Can the power switch be
operated?
No
Can you open the
bonnet?
No
Reliable high-voltage disconnection is not possible. If a high-voltage part is damaged, exposing
wiring, terminals, etc., never touch it and be very careful that the exposed parts do not come into
contact with the vehicle or the human body during rescue operations.
•
If the orange high-voltage cable or high-voltage cover is damaged and exposed wiring or
terminals are found, never touch these exposed parts. Also, if you are unsure whether the
exposed wires or terminals are high voltage parts or not, do not touch them. Unintentional
touching may result in serious injury or death due to severe burns or electric shock.
•
If you have no choice but to touch or may touch the exposed parts of the high-voltage cables
or high-voltage components, always wear insulating protective equipment [insulated gloves,
protective glasses and insulated shoes].
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Check for damage to the vehicle
Is the meter on?
Yes
Turn the power switch OFF (Go to page 13)
Yes
Removal of system circuits (Go to page 14)
Main method:
Alternative method:
Not on
Honda CR-V FHEV / PHEV
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