82 Capron - 04-17 - CAP-0017-01EN
Electrical system
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9.5.2 LED array for battery voltage
The LED array (Fig. 69,7) displays the battery voltage of the living area battery
as follows:
z All LEDs are lit: battery is sufficiently charged.
z Yellow and red LEDs are lit: battery is partly discharged.
z Only red LED is lit: battery is discharged.
z Red LED is flashing: battery is totally discharged.
Displaying the battery
voltage:
Press " " button (Fig. 69,3): The battery voltage of the living area battery
is displayed.
The following tables will help you correctly interpret the battery voltage of the
living area battery displayed on the panel.
Battery voltage
(values during
operation)
Mobile operation
(vehicle moving,
no mains con-
nection)
Battery
operation
(vehicle station-
ary, no mains
connection)
Power operation
(vehicle station-
ary, mains
connection)
Below 11.6 V (red
LED is flashing)
Battery is totally
discharged, no
charging via the
alternator
Battery is totally
discharged
Battery is totally
discharged, no
charging via the
power supply
12 V or less
Danger of total
discharge (bat-
tery alarm) (red
LED is lit)
12 V power
supply overload
If appliances are
switched off:
Battery flat
12 V power
supply overload
The battery is not
charged by the
alternator
If appliances are
switched on: Bat-
tery overload
The battery is not
charged by the
transformer/
rectifier, the trans-
former/rectifier is
defective
12.3 V to 13.5 V
(red, yellow, and
green LED are lit)
12 V power sup-
ply overload
1)
1)
If the voltage does not exceed this range for several hours.
Normal range 12 V power sup-
ply overload
1)
The battery is not
charged by the
alternator
1)
The battery is not
charged by the
transformer/
rectifier, the trans-
former/rectifier is
defective
1)
13.5 V (all LEDs
are lit)
Battery being
charged
Occurs only brief-
ly after charging
Battery being
charged
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