Renault Kangoo 2 Electric Owner's Manual
General recommendations
In this manual: Renault Kangoo 2 Electric Owner's Manual
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The only operations you may carry out yourself are recharging the traction battery. Work requiring great precision and specific safety rules must be entrusted to a qualified RENAULT technician.- Do not recharge your vehicle in a sealed or poorly ventilated area.
- If the vehicle is to be left standing for an extended period, disconnect the 12-volt battery.
- After a long period of inactivity (not connected to mains power, for example fifteen days), recharge your vehicle before using it.
- Do not work on the battery packs located under the floor.
- Keep the area around the battery packs clean.
- Do not wash the battery packs with a high-pressure cleaner. Only washing with a water jet is permitted.
- Do not wash the engine compartment with a high-pressure cleaner or a water jet.
- Do not drive through flooded roads (the water level must never exceed the bottom of the rim). Risk of the insulation fault warning light illuminating for a few seconds.
- Avoid holding the vehicle on an incline by using the accelerator.
- Do not switch off the ignition while the vehicle is moving, unless absolutely necessary.
- Do not work on electrical components.
- Before leaving your vehicle, check that the parking brake is fully applied and that the selector lever is in position P.
- To preserve battery capacity, carry out at least once a week a complete discharge followed by a complete recharge of the batteries.
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