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Component recognition — Renault ZOE
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Final Assessment
Answer the questions. Minimum passing score: 70%.
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Quick question
Exercise: sort the HV equipment
Sort each item into the correct zone for work on the high-voltage system:
- Mandatory — required by the HV procedure
- Optional — useful but not required
- Forbidden — must not be used in the HV area
Items to sort
✅ Mandatory
➕ Optional
⛔ Forbidden
Spotting: the high-voltage components
Click the 3 high-voltage components in the engine compartment. The TSI combustion engine, on the left, is NOT high-voltage.
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Anticipate the 4 steps of HV de-energising
Before you start, guess the logical order of the 4 main steps for de-energising the vehicle. No stress, it is just to get you thinking!
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Procedure order
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Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
⚡ Case study
Re-activate the high-voltage system
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Exercise — Spot the key elements in the 360° scene
Click directly in the 360° scene to find the three essential elements: the VIN, a High-Voltage Danger label and a cordoning element.
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The VIN number
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High-Voltage Danger label
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Cordoning element
👆 Close this window and click the elements directly in the 360° view
Ready to start!
Exercise — Spot the high-voltage risk area
You will now spot, directly in the 360° image, the high-voltage risk area of the engine compartment.
Click the area of the engine where you think the orange cables and the high-voltage unit are located.
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High-Voltage Area
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High-voltage de-energising sequence
Click the actions in the logical order to disconnect and lock out the high-voltage connector.
This exercise is here to help you memorise the procedure; you can make as many mistakes as you need.
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Well done! You have reconstructed the complete de-energising sequence of the high-voltage system.
Official procedure order:
Exercise: recognise a high-voltage vehicle
Click a clue on the left, then its meaning on the right to match them. You can correct your answers as many times as you need.
Clues observed on the vehicle
What it means
Exercise: spot the de-energising mistakes
A colleague describes how they de-energise the HV system. Click on each action that is a mistake.