strictly forbidden due to the risks it may
imply for your safety. In this case, contact
a Fiat Dealership. Tampering with the
high-voltage system can lead to serious
burns or electrical discharges with even
fatal consequences.
yourself in a safe place, and immediately
contact the rescuers, police or fire brigade
informing them that this is a vehicle with a
high voltage system.
7) The electrolyte inside the battery is a
polluting and flammable material. If the
high-voltage battery is not disposed of
properly, it may cause fire and pollute the
environment.
8) Live parts of the car are marked with
safety warning labels. The high-voltage
battery bears a label indicating this danger.
9) In case of bad weather and flooded
roads: Do not drive on a flooded street if
the water level exceeds the lower part of
the wheel rims.
10) Due to the quiet operation of your
electric car, always set the PRND
command to P and engage the electric
parking brake and stop the motor before
leaving the car. DANGER OF SERIOUS
INJURY.
do not completely discharge the battery;
do not store the vehicle for a long period of
non-use (more than 12 hours) when the
traction battery has a low or high charge
level. Prefer a charge level between 20
and 40%; limit the use of fast charging; do
not expose the vehicle to temperatures
below –30°C and above +60°C for more
than 24 hours; avoid charging the vehicle
at negative temperatures (except if the
vehicle ran more than 20 minutes) or
above +30°C; do not use the vehicle's
high-voltage battery as a generator of
energy; do not use a generator to recharge
your vehicle's high-voltage battery.
2) Do not resell, give away or modify the
high-voltage battery. The high-voltage
battery must only be used on the vehicle
on which it is supplied. If used outside the
vehicle or modified, accidents such as
electric shock, heat or smoke generation,
explosion or electrolyte leakage may
occur. If the vehicle is scrapped without
removing the high-voltage battery, contact
with high-voltage components, cables and
connectors could cause very dangerous
electric shock. If the high-voltage battery is
not disposed of properly, it may cause
electric shock, resulting in serious injury or
death.
3) The mains power supply and the high-
voltage battery are potentially dangerous:
they can cause injury, burns and risk of
electrocution. Always take great care.
4) Never touch or tamper with the cables
and components of the high-voltage
battery in any way: do not allow the
high-voltage battery components to come
into contact with bracelets, necklaces or
any metal objects worn.
WARNING
1) Do not dispose of the battery yourself.
If the car is scrapped, it must be taken to
a Fiat Dealership to have the high-voltage
battery removed and disposed of properly
by the Fiat Dealership personnel who have
the technical skills to operate in complete
safety.
2) Live parts of the car are marked with
safety warning labels. The high-voltage
battery bears a label indicating this danger.
WARNING
1) The high-voltage battery may only be
disconnected by qualified personnel at a
Fiat Dealership.
2) If, as a result of a violent impact or
accident, the car has hit the bottom
(underbody), have the battery and the
high-voltage system checked by qualified
technicians.
3) To preserve the mileage of your vehicle
and the durability of your traction battery,
the Manufacturer recommends that you;
do not fully charge the battery of your
electric vehicle daily (charge the traction
battery below 80% as often as possible);
5) Do not open, modify or remove the
high-voltage battery cover: any gases
released may be harmful and flammable:
avoid inhaling the gases.
6) Damage to the vehicle or the high-
voltage battery may cause harmful gases
to escape, which could cause a fire. In
the event of a fire, move away from the
vehicle, wear a reflective vest (if required
by the regulations in force), position
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