Fiat New 500, Руководство пользователя

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WARNING
174) In order to reduce the risk of electric
shock or damage to the device, special
care should be taken when cleaning:
ALWAYS unplug the device from the
domestic power supply socket and car
ports.
IMPORTANT
57) Do not charge if the external
temperature is -30
°
C or lower, as charging
is likely to take longer and the charging
device may be damaged.
58) Do not leave the car or the charging
cable in areas where the external
temperature is below -40
°
C as they may
be damaged.
59)
In cold temperatures, the charging
cable may become stiff. Therefore, be
careful not to apply excessive force to the
charging cable as it may be damaged.
60) Do not use personal generators to
charge the high-voltage battery. This may
cause fluctuations in charging and the
voltage may be insufficient, resulting in
damage to the car system.
61)
Charging the high-voltage battery
using incorrect or damaged sockets, or
charging cables and not following the
prescribed charging procedures may
cause short circuits, fire and potential risk
of damage to the electrical system of the
car.
62)
Avoid leaving the high-voltage battery
for several days with the charge indicator
at or near zero. The high-voltage battery
may be damaged.
63) You do not need to wait until the high-
voltage battery level is low to recharge.
The performance of the high-voltage
battery is optimal when it is charged
regularly.
64) Charging the high-voltage battery may
take longer if the temperature of the high-
voltage battery is high or low.
65)
During charging, especially with fast
charging, high-voltage battery cooling
components may be voltage activated.
Therefore, it is normal to hear noises
during this operation.
POWER SOURCES
THAT CAN BE USED
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The high-voltage battery of the car
can be charged using special charging
cables:
the connection of the charging port
located on the rear right side of the car
to the charging ports in public charging
stations;
or
to the domestic socket.
The charging procedure control
and monitoring takes place in a fully
automatic way.
NOTE The car is able to automatically
recognise the maximum allowable
current intensity depending on the type
of domestic socket/public charging
stations used and the regulations in
force in the country in which you are
located (e.g. overloads). Reduce the
maximum charging current required
by using the "Charging settings"
item on the Uconnect™ system
display (for more information, refer
to the "Uconnect™" chapter in the
"Multimedia" section). Before charging
in your own home, or elsewhere, check
the allowable current intensity by
contacting a specialized technician:
it is advisable to contact the Fiat
Dealership. In case of problems (e.g.
current overloads) reduce the charge
level.
TYPES OF CHARGING
CABLES
Three different types of cables can be
used for charging:
" Mode 2 " (A) fig. 188 cable
(standard): allows charging from an
earthed domestic power socket. This
type of socket is used for charging with
alternating current. The " Mode 2 "
charging cable complies with IEC
61851, IEC 62752 and SAE J1772
standards.