Installing Cell Block Module In Module Group 4
- Electric shock
- Risk of short circuit
- Risk of fire
- Risk of explosion
→ Only appropriately trained and authorized persons are permitted to work on high-voltage vehicles and components.
→ Required qualification: High voltage expert.
→ Observe national requirements and legislation for this work.
→ Always use insulated tools, e.g. > VAS 6883 - Insulated tool set, when working on these components.
→ Observe general warning notes for working on the high-voltage vehicle electrical system.
> 2X00IN GENERAL WARNING NOTES FOR WORKING ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE VEHICLE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
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- The regulations for working on live systems apply from this point onwards .
- Always use personal protective equipment (PPE). Observe national requirements and legal regulations
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> 2X00IN SPECIFICATIONS FOR PREPARING A HIGH-VOLTAGE WORKPLACE
- A second qualified person is required for all work on an open high-voltage battery. The second person must not actively work on the high-voltage battery, but is there as a safeguard in the event of an accident .
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During disassembly and assembly, the battery housing can have a low-capacity charge - similar to a condenser! The capacity during disassembly and assembly is reduced beforehand by performing a voltage measurement. This also verifies the absence of electric charge so that the module connectors can be safely removed or fitted!
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Mark the spacer sleeves for the cover of the high-voltage battery before removal and note the installation position. The spacer sleeves have different sizes (heights) and must not be interchanged.
- Before installing a new module, always write down or take a photo of the serial number.
Serial number (example)
- Always use personal protective equipment.
> 2X00IN SPECIFICATIONS FOR PREPARING A HIGH-VOLTAGE WORKPLACE
- Before installing a new module, the charge state of the new module must be adapted to the charge state of the other modules.
- Heat the heat-conducting paste to approx. 60 °C in a water bath.
Heat-conducting paste in water bath (shown as an example)
- Work out how much heat-conducting paste must be applied.
- 5.1
Set base on > VAS 231 007 - scale
and work out the "tare".
Scale
- 5.2
Carefully scrape heat-conducting paste out of the module slot in the high-voltage battery using a plastic spatula and put heat-conducting paste on a base.
Module slot (shown as an example)
- 5.3
Carefully scrape heat-conducting paste off the removed module using a plastic spatula and put it on a base.
Module
- 5.4
Weigh heat-conducting paste.
Weighing heat-conducting paste
- 5.1
Set base on > VAS 231 007 - scale
and work out the "tare".
- Apply heat-conducting paste on the new module.
- 6.1 Clean the underside of the module using a dry, lint-free cloth. Do not use any cleaning fluid.
- 6.2
Place module with > T90023 - template
on the > VAS 231 007 - scale
and determine the tare.
Module with template
- 6.3
Apply the previously weighed amount of heat-conducting paste evenly in 6 lines on the module.
Working out amount of heat-conducting paste required
- 6.4 Remove > T90023 - template from the module.
- 6.5
Press heat-conducting paste gently onto the module.
Pressing on heat-conducting paste gently
- Clean module slot using a dry, lint-free cloth. Do not use any cleaning agent.
Module slot
- Fit two guide pins for the > 9860/2 - guide rod
module in diagonally opposite sequence.
Guide pins on module (shown as an example)
- Turn the module on its side and fit module picker > T40424 - lifting tool
on the module.
Module picker
- Carefully place the module and module picker > T40424 - lifting tool into the module slot high-voltage battery using > VAS 6100 - workshop crane .
- If installed: Fit spacer sleeve for high-voltage battery cover and tighten to > Tightening torque 8 Nm
Check spacer sleeve installation position and marking.
Spacer sleeve (shown as an example)
- Unscrew guide pins on > 9860/2 - guide rod module.
- Fit screws on the module and tighten to
> Tightening torque 5 Nm
> Tightening torque 8 Nm
Screws on module (shown as an example)
- 13.1 Tighten screws on module in diagonally opposite sequence.
- Perform potential equalization measurement before fitting module connector and communication line.
- 14.1 Connect > VAS 6558A - high-voltage testing module to > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3 .
- 14.2 start the Tester.
- 14.3 Select Measurement program .
- 14.4 Select HV measurements .
- 14.5 Select potential equalization measurement .
- 14.6 Perform self-test according to menu guidance.
- 14.7 Attach Kelvin clamp to the positive measuring probe (red).
- 14.8 Connect ground terminal to potential equalization line for battery housing.
- 14.9
Fit measuring probe with Kelvin clamp on the module housing and press it on.
Potential equalization measurement (shown as an example)
- 14.9.1 Start the measurement.
- 14.9.2 Measured result: Resistance < 10 m Ohm.
- Remove protection caps on module terminals > T40421 - Shock-proof protection cap
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Protection cap on module terminals (shown as an example)
- Fitting and assembling module connector.
Module connectors must be replaced following removal.
Module connectors (shown as an example)
- Insert communication wire harness at the module.
The electric plug connection must engage securely.
Communication wire harness (example)
- Discharge capacitive voltage.
- 18.1 Connect > VAS 6558A - high-voltage testing module to > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3 .
- 18.2 Start the Tester.
- 18.3 Select Measurement program .
- 18.4 Select HV measurements .
- 18.5 Select DC voltage measurement .
- 18.6 Perform self-test according to menu guidance.
- 18.7 Connect test clamp to potential equalization line.
- 18.8
Place measuring probe on the module's positive terminal.
Capacitive voltage (shown as an example)
- 18.8.1 Start the measurement.
- 18.8.2 Repeat the measurement until the voltage is < 10 volts.
- Have all previously loosened module connectors checked by a second person (dual control principle).
- 19.1 Set the torque wrench to the required torque value again.
- 19.2 Tighten all previously loosened module connectors again to > Tightening torque 6 Nm