The hybrid system runs at high voltage. High-voltage parts include the wiring harness (orange cables), power battery, on-board charger, high-voltage heater, charging port, electric compressor and motor controller.
Warning:Never touch, remove or replace high-voltage components, orange cables or connectors, or anything carrying a high-voltage warning label. Only staff with high-voltage qualifications may work on them.
Warning:After the car has been running, the power system is hot. Watch out for high voltage and high temperature, and follow the warning labels on the car.
Warning:After an accident, don't touch any high-voltage components or wiring.
Water and flooding
- Check water depth before driving into it. Water must not go above the lower edge of the body.
- Don't drive where water is more than half way up the tyres.
- If you must wade: turn off the A/C before setting off, drive slowly and keep a light, steady foot on the accelerator.
- If water reaches above the door sills, it may have got into high-voltage parts – contact an authorised Jaecoo service centre promptly.
- If the car has been soaked, turn it OFF and ask your dealer for advice.
Fire or battery leak
Get away from the car immediately and call the fire service. Tell them it is a plug-in hybrid and give them the rescue information card from the car.
Warning:In a fire, don't touch any part of the car. Keep away and wait for trained rescuers with protective equipment.
Warning:Never touch liquid leaking from a damaged high-voltage battery. Only trained rescuers with masks and solvent-resistant gloves should deal with it.
Towing and lifting
- For towing, Jaecoo strongly recommends using professional recovery or an authorised service station.
- Never tow at high speed with the drive wheels on the ground.
- When lifting, use the correct jacking points so you don't damage high- or low-voltage cables or the power battery.