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High-voltage battery
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Fig.61 On the inside f
ace of the cover
of the battery charging socket: sticker with
information on the charging process display.
An LED light on the charging socket ›››Fig.60
(arr
ow) shows the status of the charging proc-
ess.
A sticker on the battery charging cover pro-
vides information on the meaning of the LEDs
›››Fig.61.
Charging process displays:
Green LED ›››Fig.61
Always on: Charge completed success-
fully.
Flashing: The high-voltage battery is
charging.
Short flashes: Programmed charging is ac-
tive. The charging process has not yet star-
ted.
Yellow LED ›››Fig.61
Flashing: The parking lock P has not been
enabled.
Always on: No electrical network has been
detected. Arrange an inspection of the
power supply and network. Seek professio-
nal assistance.
Red LED ›››Fig.61
Flashing: Error in the charging system.
The charging process cannot start or has
paused.
Always on: The charging connector has
not been locked. Unplug the charging con-
nector and plug it back in to the charging
socket, making sure it is properly inserted.
If the problem persists, check the compati-
bility of the cable or ask a professional for
help.
Charging socket lighting
In the dark, the charging socket's side lighting
(white LED) can facilitate orientation in the vehi-
cle:
On
●
The vehicle has been unlocked.
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OR: The charging connector has been un-
plugged from the charging socket.
O
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After unlocking or locking the vehicle, the
lighting switches o automatically after a while.
Troubleshooting
Valid for: hybrid vehicles
Fault in the high-voltage system
The w
arning lamp lights up red. A message is
displayed in this regard.
There is a fault in the high voltage system. The
high voltage components may be damaged
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It is not possibl
e to charge the high-voltage
battery.
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The v
ehicle must be parked in a safe
place. Park the vehicle outdoors as soon as it is
possible and safe to do so.
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Switch o the drive system.
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Seek professional assistance.
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