Information - Mini Wallbox Plus Instructions For Use Manual

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1.1 Safety information
Read the safety information carefully and familiarise yourself with the device before you attempt to
install, operate or service it.
Electrical danger! The MINI Wallbox Plus must be installed, commissioned and serviced by
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appropriate trained, qualified and authorized electricians (1) who bear full responsibility for
compliance with current standards and installation regulations.
Please note that an additional overvoltage protector may be required by vehicles or national
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regulations. Please refer to your national connection and installation standards.
Before commissioning the device, check that all screw and terminal connections are tight.
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The terminal panel must never be left open without supervision. Fit the terminal panel
cover when you leave the MINI Wallbox Plus.
Do not make any unauthorized changes or modifications to the MINI Wallbox Plus.
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Repair work to the MINI Wallbox Plus is not permitted and may only be completed by the
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manufacturer or a trained expert (MINI Wallbox Plus replacement).
Do not remove any identifiers such as safety symbols, warning instructions, rating plates,
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labels or cable markings.
The MINI Wallbox Plus does not have its own mains switch. The residual current operated
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circuit breaker and circuit breaker on the building installation is used as a mains isolation
device.
Pull the vehicle connector out of the inlet by the plug, not the cable.
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Ensure that the vehicle connector is not mechanically damaged (kinked, jammed or run
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over) and that the contact area does not come into contact with heat sources, dirt or water.
Do not touch the contacts of the connector.
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Always conduct a visual inspection for signs of damage before charging. Pay particular
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attention to dirt and moisture on the plug, cuts on the vehicle connector cable or chafing
on the insulation, and also ensure that the cable output from the MINI Wallbox Plus is
securely fastened.
(1) People who, as a result of the training, skills and experience and knowledge of the relevant
standards can assess the work and identify possible dangers.
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