2018-2025 Nissan Leaf 4 Door EV Overview -> High voltage precautions User Manual
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HIGH VOLTAGE PRECAUTIONS  
• The predicted charging time displayed  
on the meter increases when the Li-ion  
battery warmer uses electrical power  
from the Li-ion battery.  
HIGH-VOLTAGE COMPONENTS  
WARNING  
The EV system uses high voltage up  
to approximately DC 400 volt. The  
system can be hot during and after  
starting and when the vehicle is shut  
off. Be careful of both the high volt-  
age and the high temperature. Fol-  
low the warning labels that are at-  
tached to the vehicle.  
• The Climate Ctrl. Timer or Remote Cli-  
mate Control (models with Navigation  
System) does not turn on while the Li-  
ion battery warmer operates. This is  
not a malfunction.  
• The charging timer or remote charge  
(models with Navigation System) does  
not turn on while the Li-ion battery  
warmer operates. This is not a mal-  
function.  
Never disassemble, remove or re-  
place high-voltage parts and cables  
as well as their connectors because  
they can cause severe burns or elec-  
tric shock that may result in serious  
injury or death. High-voltage cables  
are colored orange. The vehicle high  
voltage system has no user service-  
able parts. It is recommended that  
you take your vehicle to a NISSAN  
certified LEAF dealer for any neces-  
sary maintenance.  
• The Li-ion battery may not be charged  
to the expected level using the charg-  
ing timer while the Li-ion battery  
warmer operates.  
• If the Li-ion battery warmer automati-  
cally stops because of the Li-ion bat-  
tery temperature or outside tempera-  
ture change, charging will continue  
until the Li-ion battery is fully charged.  
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ROAD ACCIDENT PRECAUTIONS  
WARNING  
In case of a collision:  
If your vehicle is drivable, pull your  
vehicle off the road, push the P (Park)  
position switch on the shift lever, ap-  
ply the parking brake and turn the EV  
system off.  
Check your vehicle to see if there are  
exposed high-voltage parts or  
cables. For their locations, refer to  
“High voltage components” in this  
section. To avoid personal injury,  
never touch high-voltage wiring,  
connectors, and other high-voltage  
parts, such as inverter unit and Li-ion  
battery. An electric shock may occur  
if exposed electric wires are visible  
when viewed from inside or outside  
of your vehicle. Therefore, never  
touch exposed electric wires.  
If the vehicle receives a strong im-  
pact to the floor while driving, stop  
the vehicle in a safe location and  
check the floor.  
LEV2092  
1. Traction motor and reduction gear  
2. Traction motor inverter  
5. Li-ion battery  
6. Service plug  
3. Power delivery module (PDM) (Charger,  
DC/DC converter, junction box)  
4. High-voltage wire harnesses (colored  
orange)  
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