Latch Actuator - Charge Port (3 Phase) (Remove and Replace)
Correction code 44014012 0.84 NOTE: Unless otherwise explicitly stated in the procedure, the above correction code and FRT reflect all of the work required to perform this procedure, including the linked procedures. Do not stack correction codes unless explicitly told to do so.NOTE: See Flat Rate Times to learn more about FRTs and how they are created. To provide feedback on FRT values, email LaborTimeFeedback@tesla.com. NOTE: See Personal Protection to make sure wearing proper PPE when performing the below procedure.
- 1076921-00-B Insulation Multimeter, Fluke 1507 (NA)
- 1076921-00-A Insulation Multimeter, Fluke 1587 (EMEA)
- 1076921-01-B Insulation Multimeter, Fluke 1508 (APAC)
- 1108272-00-B Cap, Logic Conn, Inv, 3DU
- 1130480-00-A Test Probes, Slim, Fluke TP38
Only
technicians who have been trained in High Voltage Awareness and
have completed all required certification courses (if applicable) are permitted to
perform this procedure. Proper personal protective equipment
(PPE) and insulating HV gloves with a minimum rating
of class 0 (1000V) must be worn at all times a high voltage
cable, busbar, or fitting is handled. Refer to Tech Note TN-15-92-003, High Voltage Awareness
Care Points
for additional safety
information.
Remove all jewelry (watches, bracelets, rings, necklaces, earrings, ID tags, piercings, etc.) from your person, and all objects (keys, coins, pens, pencils, tools, fasteners, etc.) from your pockets before performing any procedure that exposes you to high voltage.
Proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required to perform this procedure:
- High Voltage (HV) insulating gloves
- Leather glove protectors
- High voltage glove tester
- Safety glasses
- Electrical hazard rated safety shoes
A glove inflator is the only recommended way to test HV gloves. Both HV gloves must pass testing before beginning this procedure. If either glove does not pass the air check, discard the pair.
Make sure that the HV gloves are not expired. HV gloves can be used up to 12 months after the testing date printed on the glove, but only 6 months after first use even if the gloves are still within the 12-month period.
- 2023-07-11: Added more detailed steps and images.
Remove
- Remove the charge port. See Charge Port (3-Phase) (Remove and Replace).
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Position the locking pin inward.
NoteMake sure the pin is all the way in.NoteThe gear actuator rocker arm should be in the up position.
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Remove the manual release cable from the charge port assembly.
NoteTake note of the rocker arm position.NoteCarefully pry the rocker arm outward.
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Remove the bolts (x4) that
attach the latch actuator assembly to the charge port assembly, and then
remove the latch actuator assembly from the charge port.Tip: Use of the following tool(s) is recommended:
- T20 bit
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Separate the latch actuator from the latch actuator bracket.
NoteSlide the actuator pin upward to release from the latch actuator, and then out of the bracket cover. Lift the latch actuator out of the bracket.
Install
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Set up the latch actuator assembly.
- Install the O-ring into the correct position.
- Slide the latch actuator into the bracket.
- Carefully align and install the actuator locking pin assembly.
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Install the latch actuator assembly into the charge port assembly.
NoteCarefully slide the latch actuator assembly inward and align the locking pin.
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Install the bolts (x4) that attach the latch actuator assembly to the
charge port assembly.Tip: Use of the following tool(s) is recommended:
- T20 bit
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Install the manual release cable to the latch actuator.
NoteCarefully press the actuator rocker arm in place until it is fully seated, and then secure the cable on its bracket.
- Install the charge port. See Charge Port (3-Phase) (Remove and Replace).