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OPTIMA HYBRID TECHNOLOGY

Course Guide

COURSE OVERVIEW

COURSE GOALS

COURSE OBJECTIVES

EXPECTATIONS

This instructor-led course develops skills Kia Service

Technicians need to safely service the Optima Hybrid

Electric Vehicle (HEV) through theory and instructor

supervised hands-on guided practices.

The goal of this course is to increase a technician’s

efficiency and productivity through a thorough

understanding of the High Voltage (HV) system and

safety procedures required to service the vehicle to

meet customer expectations for a first visit fix.

Critical service topics include:

 Proper use of personal protection equipment (PPE)

 Safely disabling the HV system

 Key HEV components and subsystems

 Tools necessary for safely repairing the HV system

 Service procedures include:

o Safety Plug Removal and Installation

o HV Measurement

o Current Data Analysis

o Component Calibrations

o System Actuation Tests

Upon completion of this course, the Kia Service

Technicians will be able to demonstrate to their

instructor:

 Safely disable the HV system

 Inspect, measure, and evaluate HEV components

 Analyze electrical schematics on selected HEV

circuits

 Use of Hybrid special service tools

 Calibrate specific Hybrid components

 Use the GDS to perform service procedures and test

specific Hybrid systems

In this course, you will be expected to use personal

protection equipment, follow diagnostic procedures and

instructions to safely service and gain a technical

understanding of HEV systems and their operation.

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TARGET AUDIENCES

PREREQUISITES

TECHNICAL TRAINING

SYSTEM

THEORY

GUIDED PRACTICE

PERFORMANCE

ASSESSMENT

COURSE ACHIEVEMENT

PERFORMANCE SCORECARD

SCORECARD ROUTING

The target audience for this course consists of Kia

Dealership Technicians who have an advanced

understanding of electrical systems, diagnosis, and

have successfully completed the prerequisites.

The following prerequisites must be completed prior to

the start of this course:

 Diagnosing with GDS VE (GDS6) ILC or equivalent

 Auto Electrical Diagnosis ILC (AED)

 Introduction to Hybrid Safety Web based course (IHS)

 Hybrid Technical Highlights Web based course (HTH)

Kia University has adopted a training delivery system

where you will need to successfully pass prerequisite

courses containing knowledge that supports the course.

The course contains safety, system theory, and

operation with tasks to practice what you have learned

concluding with a Performance Assessment.

A Theory Module presents information to increase

your working knowledge of the subject, which helps

guide you to successful diagnosis and repair.

The Guided Practice Module allows you the

opportunity to practice diagnostic skills through handson

experience. The tasks are instructor supervised and

verified.

The Performance Assessment Module provides you

the opportunity to demonstrate what you have learned.

A final score of 80% or higher is required to pass this

course.

The Performance Scorecard is used to track your

performance on guided practices, diagnosis &

troubleshooting, and written knowledge assessments.

One copy of the scorecard is yours, and one copy is

used to update your Kia technical training records.

Should you not complete the course, the third copy is

forwarded to your Kia District Parts and Service.

ANSWER SHEET

An answer sheet is provided to record your

Performance Assessment answers. You will return your

answer sheet to your instructor for grading. Your score

will be transferred to the scorecard.