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2-2. Charging
Owners Manual_USA_A6717BE-A_en
Building breaker is tripped and
power is cut off
Check that the breaker is connected
and if there is no malfunction, check
if the vehicle can be charged through
another outlet.
If charging is possible, the first outlet
may have a malfunction. Contact the
building or facility manager, or an
electrician.
Short circuit between CCID
(Charging Circuit Interrupting
Device) and plug
Immediately stop charging and con-
tact your SUBARU dealer.
AC charging connector is not
securely connected to AC charging
inlet
Check the connection status of the
AC charging connector.
• When connecting the AC charging
connector, make sure not to touch
the latch release button. Insert the
AC charging connector securely
until you hear a click. The AC
charging connector may not be
connected correctly if the latch
release button is pressed while
inserting.
• After connecting the AC charging
connector, check that the latch
release button is not pressed and
the charging indicator of the
charging port is turned on.
If the charging indicator of the
charging port does not illuminate,
even though the AC charging con-
nector is securely connected, there
may be a malfunction in the system.
Immediately stop charging and con-
tact your SUBARU dealer.
Traction battery is already fully
charged
When the traction battery is fully
charged, charging is not performed.
The AC charger does not operate
Please contact the facility manager
when there is a problem with AC
charger.
Likely cause Correction procedure
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