Vehicle Electronics
Vehicle Comfort Systems

Participants explore electronic comfort systems in hybrid and electric vehicles, focusing on the rear window defogger. They develop skills to assess system performance, building a strong foundation for applying these abilities in the field. Additionally, they gain insights into how comfort systems interact with other vehicle components, ensuring efficient operation.

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Learning Objectives

Scenario prepares users for an introduction to electronic comfort systems used in hybrid and electric vehicles. Focus is on understanding key systems such as the rear window defogger. Participants will learn how to measure and assess the functionality of these systems, gaining the skills needed for real-world maintenance and repair tasks.

Understand the function and importance of electronic comfort systems in hybrid and electric vehicles, and learn how these systems contribute to vehicle performance and user comfort.

Develop the ability to accurately measure the functionality of the rear window defogger, utilizing appropriate diagnostic tools and techniques.

Enhance practical skills in evaluating the performance of various comfort systems, enabling the identification of potential issues and recommending solutions.

Build a solid foundation for diagnosing and troubleshooting electronic comfort systems, preparing to apply this knowledge in the field.

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About the Electric Vehicle Training Simulator

Main Learning Objective

Introduction to Comfort System Technologies

Participants learn how comfort and safety-enhancing systems function. Foundational knowledge gained during the training prepares individuals to manage more complex situations in real-world environments.

Measurement and Diagnostic Techniques

Practical exercises focused on testing rear window defogger systems and identifying malfunctions provide participants with essential skills required for fieldwork. Training activities serve as preparation for refining these skills in real-life situations.

Troubleshooting Experience

Participants engage in hands-on tasks to diagnose and resolve issues. Training provides a controlled environment to develop and practice these abilities before confronting actual problems in professional settings.

Understanding Electrical Systems

Participants build knowledge about the electrical design that powers comfort systems. By understanding power flow and necessary infrastructure for smooth operation, they take initial steps toward becoming more proficient in the field.