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High-voltage battery
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If the local mains supply does not allow charg-
ing at the maximum charging current, the
charging current can be reduced, depending
on the charging setting features in the infotain-
ment system
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page 77 .
Temperature control
The charging cable temperature control
switches on when the charging cable over-
heats, such as when it has been stored in a lug-
gage compartment exposed to high tempera-
tures or strong sunlight.
Display
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Fig. 80 Meaning
1
,
4
flashing The housing connector
has overheated.
2
,
4
flashing The protection device
has overheated.
If the charging process continues with a lower
current, both the operating indicator and the
warning lamp
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Fig. 80
4
flash red.
•
Unplug the charging cable from the mains
and wait for it to cool down.
•
If it disconnects again, or the charging cur-
rent reduces and the cause does not seem to
be exposure to an external heat source, make
sure that the green control lamp is flashing
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Fig. 80 . Visit a specialised CUPRA dealer or
any SEAT network dealer to check the charg-
ing cable. Get an establishment that special-
ises in electrical installations to check the in-
frastructure connection.
Fault display
If the red warning light
4
flashes or turns on
without one of the indicator lamps
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Fig. 80
1
,
2
o
3
also turning on continuously on the
status indicator, there is a fault.
Display
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Fig. 80 Meaning
1
flashing,
4
on
or flashing
Failure in the power
supply.
2
flashing,
4
on
or flashing
Failure in the protection
device.
3
flashing,
4
on
or flashing
Failure in the vehicle.
The charging process pauses or is cancelled.
• Check the instructions located on the back
of the protective devices.
• Seek professional assistance if the fault per-
sists.
Note
If there is any other mains connection dur-
ing the charging process, or if the vehicle is
right next to the high voltage cables, charg-
ing from an electrical socket is not possible in
some cases. Additional mains connections:
•
Connecting a 12 volt battery charger.
•
Contact with a work tool connect to the
mains, such as a vehicle lift.