Volvo C30 Electric Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 18)

01 C30 ELECTRIC

Batteries

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electrical socket and then contact the des-

ignated workshop for the car - see

page 4.

Connect the car to the mains circuit

Electrical socket for 230 VAC and 6/8/10/16 A.

The car is connected to the 230 V AC mains

circuit with the charging cable as follows:

1. Connect the charging cable's wall connec-

tor into a grounded 230 V AC socket.

2. Open the hatch in the car's grille, then

press the button on the side of the electri-

cal socket's internal protective cap so that

it folds up.

3. Then connect the charging cable's plug to

the car's electrical socket.

4.

Press the ON button (1) on the charging

cable's integrated control box - its indica-

tor lamp should then illuminate which veri-

fies that the charging cable is routing mains

voltage and that the car's batteries are

being recharged.

WARNING

Do not connect the car's electrical system

to high voltage with an electrical cable other

than the charging cable supplied with the

car.

Indicator lamp

G020227

Indicator lamp for charge status.

During charging, the status of battery charging

is indicated with a blue indicator lamp on the

windscreen's alarm LED.

•

Constant glow - the batteries are fully

charged.

•

Flashing - the batteries are being

recharged.

•

Off - the batteries are not receiving charge.

Disconnect the car from the mains

circuit.

To disconnect the car from the 230 V AC mains

circuit:

1.

Press the charging cable's TEST button, -

the control module's lamp goes out and

the cable is then de-energised.

2. Push in the release button on the plug and

pull it right out of the car's electrical socket.

3. Close the inner cover over the connector

pins.

4. Close the outer cover.

5. Unplug the charging cable's connector

from the 230 V AC socket.

6. Store the charging cable in suitable place

in the car.

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