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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING
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Positive connection point
Negative connection point
Only modern battery chargers should be used to
charge the start battery. Quick charge functions
should
not
be used and could damage the bat-
tery.
If both the start and hybrid batteries are fully dis-
charged, both will have to be charged. Only
charging the hybrid battery in this situation is not
possible. Before the hybrid battery can be
charged, the start battery must be charged to a
certain level.
CAUTION
•
The infotainment system's energy-saving
feature may not function correctly or at
all, and/or a message may be displayed if
a battery charger or jumper cables are
not connected properly.
•
The negative terminal on the battery must
never
be used to connect a jumper cable
or a battery charger. Only the ground
point on the chassis may be used.
NOTE
•
The service life of the start battery is
shortened if it becomes discharged
repeatedly.
•
The service life of the start battery is
affected by factors such as driving condi-
tions and climate. Extreme cold may also
further decrease the battery's start
capacity.
•
Because the battery’s starting capacity
decreases with time, it may be necessary
to recharge it if the vehicle is not driven
for an extended period of time or if the
vehicle is usually only driven short dis-
tances.
•
Driving for at least 15 minutes a week or
connecting the battery to a charger with
automatic maintenance charging will help
keep it in good operating condition.
•
Keeping the start battery fully charged
will help maximize its service life.
Summary of Contents for XC90 T8 TwinEngine Plug-In Hybrid
Page 1: ...WEB EDITION OWNER S MANUAL...
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Page 13: ...INTRODUCTION...
Page 17: ...INTRODUCTION 15 Overview...
Page 19: ...INTRODUCTION 17 Preparations for charging the hybrid battery p 372 Starting the engine p 364...
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Page 59: ...SAFETY...
Page 94: ...SAFETY 92 Related information Airbag system p 87 Seat belts p 62...
Page 95: ...INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS...
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Page 205: ...LOADING AND STORAGE...
Page 221: ...LOCKS AND ALARM...
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Page 247: ...DRIVER SUPPORT...
Page 339: ...STARTING AND DRIVING...
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