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Instruction Manual Control and Switch Panel DT 201 B
5.7.2 Battery capacity alarm for the living area battery
CHARGE ! The battery capacity alarm is triggered when the capacity of the living area
battery falls below 15 % of the nominal capacity.
The motorhome symbol is indicated in the basic display with a flashing battery
symbol. The battery display also indicates the battery capacity and the charge
request "CHARGE !".
Recharge the living area battery by driving or by connecting it to the 230 V
mains.
5.7.3 Charge request (instruction)
CHARGE !
DATE
The motorhome symbol is indicated in the basic display with a flashing battery
symbol 20 days after the last equalising charge.
The battery menu also displays the charge request "CHARGE !", the word
"DATE" and the battery capacity.
The battery should be fully charged every 4 weeks for 24 hours to maintain its
full capacity.
Fully charge the living area battery by driving or by connecting it to the
230 V mains.
5.7.4 Battery defect message for the living area battery
DEFECT Batteries lose their capacity due to ageing and wear.
The battery defect message is displayed as soon as the maximum capacity
falls below 50 % of the preset nominal capacity "Ah
nom
". The motorhome
symbol with a flashing battery symbol and the message "DEFECT" are indi-
cated in the basic display. The living area battery has reached its maximum
service life.
Check the battery and install a new living area battery, if required.
5.7.5 Message for undefined battery capacity
If the charge status of the battery is not known (e.g. after starting up the sys-
tem for the first time or after changing the batteries), a "?" is displayed as
capacity value. In addition, the charge request "CHARGE !" is displayed.
Recharge the living area battery by connecting it to the 230 V mains for at
least 24 hours.
After completion of the charging process, disconnect the battery from the
mains.
Push any button.
After approx. 30 seconds the "?" disappears.
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For more information see the instruction manual for the Electrobloc.
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