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Emergency response
Vehicle over-temperature
Vehicle overheating actually refers to
excessively high temperature of coolant,
power battery or drive motor:
• If the power battery fault warning lamp
on the instrument cluster illuminates, it
indicates that the power battery may
overheat;
• If the drive motor fault warning lamp on
the instrument cluster illuminates, it
indicates that the drive motor may be
overheated;
• If the electronic water pump fault
warning lamp on the instrument cluster
illuminates, it indicates that the coolant
temperature is too high.
The following procedure shall be followed:
1. Drive the vehicle safely off the road to a
safe place, then stop and turn on the
hazard warning lamp, switch the gear
to neutral (N), and pull up the parking
brake. Make sure that the A/C system
is turned off.
2. Check the radiator, hose and vehicle
underneath for obvious coolant
leakage. But it is normal that there are
water drops coming from working A/C.
3. If the coolant leaks, stop using the
vehicle immediately and notify a
Farizon Auto after-sales service station
or ask for help from a qualified repair
shop.
4. If there is no obvious water leakage,
check the coolant expansion tank. If
the coolant expansion tank dries up,
add coolant to about half of the tank
when the vehicle is started.
5. If there is no coolant leakage and the
coolant level in the expansion tank is
normal, please contact a Farizon Auto
service station for maintenance.
6. When coolant temperature drops to
normal, check the coolant level in the
expansion tank again. If necessary, add
coolant to half of the tank. Serious
coolant loss indicates system leakage.
It must be checked by a Farizon Auto
after-sales service station or qualified
repair shop as soon as possible.
7. After parking in summer, the cooling
fan often runs automatically, even for a
long time, which is normal. After the
temperature of the drive motor or
motor controller drops to the working
temperature and the cooling fan is no
longer needed, the cooling fan will
automatically turn off.
If you need to open the expansion
tank cover, do not operate until the
cooling system cools down;
otherwise, the cooling system in a
high temperature status may cause
scald.
Vehicle collision
In case of vehicle collision (including front,
rear, left and right collision and ground
collision), the vehicle should be stopped
immediately to evacuate passengers.
• If the vehicle control system powers off
the high voltage system in case of a
collision, the READY indicator will go out
and the vehicle cannot continue to run.
Please contact a Farizon Auto after-
sales service station immediately.
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