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23. Disconnect DC/DC harness clamps (A) .
24.
Disconnect battery controller harness connector (A) to
remove clamps (B) , (C) , and (D) from bracket (LH) . DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing
appropriate
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will
cause electrocution.
25. Remove battery outlet duct (1) . : Vehicle front
DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing
appropriate
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will
cause electrocution.
26. Remove the bracket (LH) from high-voltage battery.
27. Remove the DC/DC outlet duct (1) and DC/DC inlet duct (2) . : Vehicle front
DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing
appropriate
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will
cause electrocution. A
AAYIA0242ZZ B
C
D
A
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28. Remove battery outlet duct (1) .
29.
Remove the battery inlet duct B (1) and battery inlet
duct A (2) . : Vehicle front
DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing
appropriate
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will
cause electrocution.
30. Remove the gas discharge tube (1) from high-voltage battery.
31. Remove the mounting bolts (A) of high-voltage battery . : Vehicle front
DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing
appropriate
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will
cause electrocution. 1
AAYIA0222ZZ 2 1
AAYIA0245ZZ 1
-AAYIA0246ZZ A
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32. Remove the mounting bolts (A) of bracket (RH) on
vehicle side. DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing
appropriate
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will
cause electrocution.
33. Place a piece of plywood (A) in the trunk room as shown in the figure. Lift the battery pack in the direction (1) shown by arrow and slide (2) the cardboard (B) to location (C) to position it under
the battery pack. DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing appropriate Personal Protective
Equipment
(PPE) will cause electrocution.
34. Pull out battery pack (1) together with the cardboard (A) in the rear of vehicle. DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing
appropriate
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will
cause electrocution. Battery pack is in unstable condition. Never allow it to
fall.
A
AAYIA0249ZZ AB
C B
A
211
2
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35. Follow the procedure below to remove the battery pack from inside the trunk room.
a. Attach carabiners (A) of sufficient capacity to hold battery weight, in the positions as shown
in the figure, then connect a belt slinger (B) to it. DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing appropriate Personal Protective
Equipment
(PPE) will cause electrocution.
b. Slightly lift battery pack by using an engine crane (A) . DANGER
Touching high-voltage components without wearing
appropriate
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will
cause electrocution.
c. Remove the bracket RH (1) . A B
B
A
AAYIA0252ZZ
A
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d. Lift up the battery pack and remove it from the
trunk room. • Be careful that the engine crane does not contact
the
trunk lid.
• Apply protection so that no scratches or other damage occurs on the vehicle body or trunk lid.
36. Move battery pack to the workbench and place it with the upper battery cover up. To avoid battery pack damage, gently lower battery pack when setting it on its side.
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High-voltage Battery Recycling
The high-voltage battery is recyclable. For information regarding recycling of the high-voltage battery,
contact the nearest INFINITI retailer or Infiniti Consumer Affairs at: United States: 1-800-662-6200 or in
Canada: 1-800-361-4792. AAYIA0220ZZ
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This document may not be altered without the written permission of Nissan North America, Inc.
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