The VAS 6910 Module Balancer is a tool used for automotive repair. It helps you quickly and easily replace modules on your car.
About this manual
The VAS 6910 Module Balancer is a high‑voltage battery testing device intended for use in automotive workshops. The manual begins with extensive safety instructions, required qualifications and warnings about electrical hazards, flammable fumes and proper ventilation.
It then covers the components, commissioning steps, operating procedures, maintenance, troubleshooting, and detailed technical data such as power ratings, interfaces and environmental limits. The document ends with fault reporting forms and an index for quick reference.
What's inside
- Safety Instructions
- General Information
- Components
- Commissioning
- Operation
- Troubleshooting
- Maintenance and Care
- Technical Data
- Fault Report
Specifications
| Nominal voltage range (AC power grid) | 100 … 240 V~ |
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| Frequency | 50 … 60 Hz |
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| Maximum charging power | 2 kW (max. current 50 A) |
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| Maximum discharging power | 400 W (max. current 10 A) |
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| External interface | USB 2.0‑Rugged |
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| Operating ambient temperature | -20 °C to +55 °C |
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| Storage ambient temperature | 0 °C to +40 °C |
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| Protection class | I |
Frequently asked questions
What qualifications are required to operate the VAS 6910?
Operators must be a high‑voltage technician, high‑voltage expert, electrically qualified person for high‑voltage systems, or an electrician for special tasks.
What is the required power‑cord plug for the VAS 6910?
The device uses a C19 plug on the mains cord set for connection to the power source.
What are the maximum charging and discharging powers of the VAS 6910?
The VAS 6910 can charge at up to 2 kW (50 A) and discharge at up to 400 W (10 A).
What safety distance is required when operating near flammable fumes?
The device should be operated at least 460 mm (18 inches) above the floor to keep it away from accumulated flammable fumes.