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Canter Model 468 Panel van, as of 2013

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  • Oblique view of vehicle from front left
  • Oblique view of vehicle from rear right
Line drawing of vehicle with markings of safety-relevant components and rescue points.
  • Pictogram for Airbag

    Airbag

  • Pictogram for Seat belt tensioner

    Seat belt tensioner

  • Pictogram for Fuel tank

    Fuel tank

  • Pictogram for Restraint systems control unit

    Restraint systems control unit

  • Pictogram for 12 V Battery

    12 V Battery

  • Pictogram for High-voltage battery

    High-voltage battery

  • Pictogram for High-voltage components

    High-voltage components

  • Pictogram for High-voltage disconnect device

    High-voltage disconnect device

Note: Please see our emergency response guide for more information

1. Identification / recognition

3. Disable direct hazards / safety regulations

Switch off the ignition:

1. To switch off the ignition, turn the ignition key to the ACC position (A)
2. Turn the ignition key further to the LOCK position (B) and remove it.

Deactivation of the high-voltage system

In all other cases, the high-voltage system should be deactivated as follows:

Option

High-voltage disconnect

The EMERGENCY OFF button is located in the cutout in the side panel of the high-voltage battery.

• Press the EMERGENCY OFF button

Option

Alternative high-voltage disconnect

The high-voltage disconnect device (safety plug) is located on the right-hand side of the high-voltage battery.

• Unscrew the 6 bolts (M8) and remove the side panel (1).

• Unscrew the 12 bolts (M6) and remove the cover (3) of the safety plug (4).

• Push the retainer (5) of the locking lever (6) to the left (arrow).

• Flip the locking lever (6) outwards.

• Pull the safety plug (4) out of the holder; it is now certain that the high-voltage circuit in the battery is interrupted.

• Reattach the cover (3) with 4 bolts in order to prevent the high-voltage system from being switched back on.

Pictogram for danger

Danger from electrical voltage
If you commence rescue work before waiting for the capacitor to discharge, there is a danger of electric shock which could result in severe or fatal injuries. Before starting any rescue operations, wait for at least ve minutes a er switching o the high-voltage system in order to discharge the capacitor in the voltage converter.

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In order to ensure that there is no longer any residual voltage in the high-voltage system, wait approx. 20 seconds after switching it off.

Pictogram for danger

The passive safety systems such as airbags and seat belt pretensioners will continue to be supplied with power by the 12-volt electrical system.

Disconnecting the 12 V battery

1. Remove the cover from the 12-volt battery.
2. Disconnect the negative cable of the 12-volt battery at the screw connection and secure it against unintentional contact.