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VW ID.4 Electric rear-wheel and all-wheel drive ➜ Hazard classification for the high-voltage system

ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
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Hazard classification of high-voltage  
system  
3.1  
Hazard classification for the high-volt‐  
age system  
DANGER  
The vehicle’s high-voltage system and the high-voltage bat‐  
tery are dangerous and can cause burns or other injuries and  
even lead to a fatal electric shock.  
– Any work on the high-voltage system, or on systems which  
could be indirectly affected by it, must only be carried out  
by properly trained and qualified expert personnel.  
– In the event of queries or uncertainties regarding the terms  
"high-voltage technician" or "high-voltage expert", or those  
concerning the high-voltage system, the responsible im‐  
porter must be contacted prior to the start of any work.  
– Any repair work must be performed in accordance with  
applicable laws and regulations, the state-of-the-art tech‐  
nology, any relevant accident prevention regulations (in  
Germany, including but not limited to the Information of  
the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV) 200-005 –  
Qualification training for work on vehicles with high-voltage  
system), as well as this workshop manual.  
– Only the HVT is authorised to certify that the high-voltage  
system has been de-energised.  
– All work measures necessary for the vehicle may only be  
carried out by a person qualified to at least the level of  
electrically instructed person (EIP)  
– Regardless of the work to be performed, visually inspect  
high-voltage components in the work area.  
– All work measures to be carried out on an ID.4 may only  
be carried out by a person qualified to at least the level of  
electrically instructed person (EIP).  
– Regardless of the work to be performed, visually inspect  
high-voltage components in the work area.  
– High-voltage cables must not be overly bent or kinked.  
– In the event of conspicuous findings or uncertainties, the  
high-voltage technician (HVT) or the high-voltage expert  
(HVE) must be consulted.  
– Any work involving metal-removing, deforming and sharp-  
edged tools or heat sources such as welding, soldering, hot  
air, thermal bonding and infrared drying in the vicinity of  
high-voltage components and cables is prohibited. In this  
case the high-voltage system must be de-energised and the  
respective component removed or sufficiently protected.  
– All listed work refers to the removal and installation or the  
renewal of the individual components.  
– For regular maintenance work, the high-voltage system does  
not have to be de-energised.  
For reasons of safety, the following activities must not be car‐  
ried out during charging:  
– Activities that prolong the charging process.  
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ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
– Activities for which the vehicle must be de-energised and  
made safe in accordance with the ensuing hazard rating.  
– Activities during which the vehicle is moved and electrical  
wires and connectors could be placed under strain (pulled).  
– Activities during which the connected charging cable could  
present a danger of tripping and injury.  
– Activities during which the charging cable could block work  
paths and emergency exit routes.  
– Activities on the 12V battery.  
The following activities may be carried out with the ⇒ Vehicle  
diagnostic tester during charging:  
– The event memory and measured values may be read.  
– The vehicle and control units may be identified.  
Important  
Before work is carried out on the following components, the  
system must be de-energised by a high-voltage technician  
(HVT) or a high-voltage expert (HVE).  
Explanation of qualifications  
Qualification Volks‐ DGUV-I 200-005  
wagen  
Scenario  
EIP (person with  
electrical training)  
Chapter 2  
Induction training  
for non-electrical  
work (< 60 VDC)  
HVT (high-voltage Chapter 3.1 b  
technician)  
Working on inher‐  
ently safe HV pro‐  
duction vehicles  
♦ Vehicles are de-  
energised exclu‐  
sively with certif‐  
ication.  
♦ Complete con‐  
tact protection in  
place.  
HVE level 1 (high- Chapter 3.2 b  
voltage expert)  
Working on not in‐  
herently safe HV  
production vehicles  
♦ Vehicles are al‐  
so de-energised  
without certifica‐  
tion or there is  
no complete  
contact protec‐  
tion in place,  
e.g. in the event  
of an accident.  
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ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
Qualification Volks‐ DGUV-I 200-005  
Scenario  
wagen  
HVE level 2 (high- Chapter 3.3  
voltage expert)  
Work on live accu‐  
mulators  
♦ Working on  
parts supplied  
with voltage, in‐  
evitably with no  
contact protec‐  
tion, for fault  
finding, compo‐  
nent replace‐  
ment, etc.  
Work on power unit  
When working on  
Must the HVT de-ener‐ Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started? tion:  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Power unit with  
EIP  
X
♦ three-phase cur‐  
rent drive -VX54-  
♦ Gearbox  
♦ Drive motor tem‐  
perature sender/  
rotor position  
sender -G712-/-  
G713-  
♦ Power and con‐  
trol electronics  
for electric drive -  
JX1-  
Work on high-voltage system  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐ Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started? tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Potential equalisa‐  
tion lines (earth)  
with connection to  
HV components  
HVT  
X
Measure insulation  
X
HVT  
resistance  
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ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐ Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started? tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Maintenance con‐  
nector for high-volt‐  
age system (service  
connector, service  
disconnector)  
EIP  
X
PX – high-voltage  
cables (orange) in  
vehicle  
X
HVT  
Work on heating and air conditioning system  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐  
Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started?  
tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Air conditioner com‐  
pressor -VX81-  
EIP  
X
X
X
High-voltage heater  
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
(PTC) -Z115-  
PTC heater ele‐  
ment 3 -Z132-  
Work on heating  
and air conditioning  
system in vehicle in‐  
terior  
Refrigerant lines in  
the vehicle periph‐  
ery (work which is  
not directly on the  
AC compressor and  
can be carried out  
without opening the  
refrigerant circuit,  
e.g. loosening and  
securing refrigerant  
lines)  
X
X
EIP  
Air conditioning per‐  
formance test (for  
checking the pres‐  
sure levels in the  
refrigerant circuit  
by means of air  
X
EIP  
conditioning service  
equipment)  
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Rep. gr.00 - Technical data  
ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐ Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started? tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Refrigerant lines di‐  
rectly on the AC  
compressor  
EIP  
X
X
Extract, evacuate or  
EIP  
EIP  
fill refrigerant  
Air intake box of  
heater and air con‐  
ditioning unit  
X
Work on charging connection  
– Work on charging connection  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐  
Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started?  
tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
High-voltage battery  
charging socket 1 -  
UX4- with  
EIP  
X
♦ Temperature  
sender for charg‐  
ing socket 1 -  
G853-  
♦ Actuator for high-  
voltage charging  
socket lock 1 -  
F498-  
♦ Manual release  
mechanism for  
charging connec‐  
tor  
Working on charging unit and voltage converter  
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ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐ Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started? tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Charging unit 1 for  
high-voltage battery  
-AX4-  
EIP  
X
With control unit  
for high-voltage bat‐  
tery charging unit -  
J1050-  
Voltage converter -  
X
EIP  
A19-  
Work on high-voltage battery  
– Work on high-voltage battery  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐  
Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started?  
tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Removing and in‐  
stalling high-voltage  
battery 1 -AX2-  
HVT  
X
Disconnect high  
voltage system con‐  
nection  
Disconnect low-volt‐  
age connection of  
high-voltage battery  
X
HVT  
EIP  
X
Switching unit for  
high-voltage battery,  
positive terminal -  
SX8- and switch‐  
ing unit for high-volt‐  
age battery, nega‐  
tive terminal -SX7-  
(battery removed)  
HVE  
Open high-voltage  
battery 1 -AX2- (bat‐  
tery removed)  
Bond high-voltage  
battery 1 -AX2- (bat‐  
tery removed)  
Battery module 1 -  
J991- and other bat‐  
tery modules (bat‐  
tery removed)  
HVE  
HVE  
HVE  
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Rep. gr.00 - Technical data  
ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐ Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started? tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Battery regulation  
control unit -J840-  
HVE  
Battery module con‐  
HVE  
trol unit  
Work on accident vehicles  
– Work on accident vehicles  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐  
Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started?  
tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Preliminary evalua‐  
tion of degree of  
danger  
HVT  
Body work (with  
X
EIP  
EIP  
straightening jig)  
Paint vehicle – ob‐  
serve instructions in  
paint manual  
X
Work in vicinity of high-voltage components  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents or for fol‐  
lowing work:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐  
Minimum  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started?  
tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Body work (assem‐  
bly work as well as  
glass and dent re‐  
pairs)  
EIP  
X
Steering rack  
Subframe, front  
Front brakes  
Rear brakes  
Brake servo  
X
X
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
X
X
X
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ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents or for fol‐  
lowing work:  
Must the HVT de-ener‐  
gise high-voltage system qualifica‐  
before work is started? tion:  
Minimum  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Rear axle and run‐  
ning gear  
EIP  
X
Underbody cladding  
X
EIP  
EIP  
When welding, cov‐  
er high-voltage com‐  
ponents and visually  
inspect afterwards  
X
Work involving  
X
EIP  
metal-removing, de‐  
forming and sharp-  
edged tools or heat  
sources such as  
welding, soldering,  
hot air, thermal  
bonding and infra‐  
red drying in the vi‐  
cinity of high-voltage  
components and ca‐  
bles  
Control units and  
electric components  
of 12-V system (ex‐  
cluding airbag)  
X
EIP  
Battery -A-  
X
X
EIP  
EIP  
Front left headlight -  
MX1-  
Front right headlight  
-MX2-  
X
X
EIP  
EIP  
Change bulb in  
headlight  
General work  
When working on  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
De-energise high-voltage Minimum  
system before work is  
started?  
qualifica‐  
tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Drain and fill fluids  
(coolant and oils)  
Coolant circuit and  
coolant expansion  
tank  
EIP  
EIP  
X
X
Change tyres  
X
EIP  
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Rep. gr.00 - Technical data  
ID.4 2021 ➤, ID.3 2020 ➤  
Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220 - Edition 11.2021  
When working on  
De-energise high-voltage Minimum  
the following com‐  
ponents:  
system before work is  
started?  
qualifica‐  
tion:  
Yes  
(man‐  
ual  
Yes  
(only  
diag‐  
No  
power nostic  
discon‐ power  
nect) discon‐  
nec‐  
tion)  
Miscellaneous work  
on 12 V system (ex‐  
cluding airbag)  
Work on earth  
points of 12 V  
system (without po‐  
tential equalisation  
lines)  
EIP  
EIP  
X
X
Tail lights  
X
X
EIP  
EIP  
Renew/repair win‐  
dows  
Repairs in vehicle  
interior  
X
EIP  
Repairs in roof area  
Repairs on rear lid  
Repairs on bumpers  
X
X
X
X
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
Move lock carrier to  
service position  
Removing and in‐  
stalling lock carrier  
X
X
X
X
X
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
EIP  
Repair work on lock  
carrier  
Move lock carrier to  
service position  
Removing and in‐  
stalling lock carrier  
Repair work on lock  
carrier  
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