Porsche Cayenne 2020, Руководство пользователя

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Charging
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Charging
Charging high-voltage battery
For maximum electric driving frequency:
e Charge the high-voltage battery when the ve-
hicle is parked, for example overnight.
DANGER
Incorrect charging
An incorrect charging process, non-observance of
the generally applicable safety precautions and im-
proper handling of the high-voltage battery can
cause electric shocks, short circuits, explosions, fire
or burns.
e Before starting the vehicle, remove the vehicle
charging cable, close the cover and charge port
door and store the vehicle charging cable in a
safe place.
e
Always observe the specified sequence when
charging the high-voltage battery. Do not unplug
the vehicle charging cable from the electrical
socket during the charging process. Finish
charging before disconnecting the vehicle
charging cable from the electrical socket.
e Observe the safety notes in the instructions for
the Porsche charging equipment.
e Do not work in or on the vehicle during the
charging process.
DANGER
Unsuitable or damaged
electrical sockets and
vehicle charging cables
The use of unsuitable or damaged electrical sockets
and vehicle charging cables and improper handling
of the high-voltage battery can cause electric
shocks, short circuits, explosions, fire or burns.
e
Only use vehicle charging cables that have been
tested and approved by the manufacturer for
charging the high-voltage battery in a plug-in
hybrid vehicle.
e
Only connect vehicle charging cables to electri-
cal sockets that were installed professionally.
e Do not connect vehicle charging cables to dam-
aged or dirty electrical sockets.
e Do not use a damaged vehicle charging cable.
e Do not use extension cables, cable reels, multiple
sockets or travel adapters.
e Do not modify or repair any of the electrical
components.
e Protect electrical sockets and plug connections
from water, moisture and other fluids and liquids.
e Do not use sharp-edged or pointed objects to
remove dirt, ice and snow from the charging
socket.
WARNING
Unsecured vehicle
charging cable
An unsecured, incorrectly secured or incorrectly
positioned vehicle charging cable can slip out of
place and endanger the vehicle occupants during
braking, direction changes or in the event of an
accident.
e Never transport the vehicle charging cable un-
secured in the vehicle and always store it in the
charge bag in the luggage compartment.
e
Always transport the vehicle charging cable in
the luggage compartment, never in the passen-
ger compartment (e.g. on or in front of the
seats).
WARNING
Engine compartment
blowers and other mov-
ing parts in the area of
the engine
While work is in progress, hands, fingers, articles of
clothing, necklaces or long hair can become trapped
by moving parts in the engine compartment, e.g.
engine compartment blowers or drive belts. The en-
gine compartment blowers are installed under the
hood. The engine compartment blowers may start
up during the charging process to cool the high-
voltage battery and on-board charger.
e Carry out work in this area only with the engine
off, when charging is inactive and while exercis-
ing extreme caution and take great care to en-
sure that parts of the body, articles of clothing or
jewelry cannot be caught up by the radiator fan,
engine compartment blower, drive belt or other
moving parts.
NOTICE
Risk of damage to the charging equipment and ve-
hicle from overvoltages in the power supply.
e Do not charge the high-voltage battery via the
vehicle charge port during a thunderstorm.
e If possible, disconnect the charging equipment
from the power grid during a thunderstorm.
Instructions for charging the high-voltage
battery
– Only use a vehicle charging cable that has been
tested and approved for charging the high-volt-
age battery in a plug-in hybrid vehicle (vehicle
plug standardized in accordance with IEC
62196-2, SAE J1772 or GB/T 20234-2 and