LI-ION BATTERY CONTROLLER: Disassembly and Assembly: Disassembly

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Remove Li-ion battery. Refer to "REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION ".
Remove service plug retainer (1).
WARNING: To prevent shock hazards, be sure to wear protective gear.

Fig 1: Identifying Service Plug Retainer
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Remove mounting bolts (A), (B) and mounting nuts (C), then remove battery pack upper case.

Fig 2: Identifying Battery Pack Upper Case Mounting Bolts And Nuts
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WARNING: To prevent shock hazards, be sure to wear protective gear.
Disconnect Li-ion battery controller harness connector (A).
WARNING: To prevent shock hazards, be sure to wear protective gear.

Fig 3: Identifying Li-ion Battery Controller Harness Connector
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Remove Li-ion battery controller mounting bolts (A).
WARNING: To prevent shock hazards, be sure to put on insulated protective gear and use insulated tools.

Fig 4: Identifying Li-ion Battery Controller Mounting Bolts
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Remove harness connector and harness clip, then remove Li-ion battery controller.
WARNING:
- To prevent shock hazards, be sure to wear protective gear.
- To prevent shock hazards, immediately wrap insulating tape around disconnected high voltage connector terminals.
NOTE: Remove together with controller bracket.