Seat LEON 2024 - Protection Device; Operating Displays

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High-voltage battery
1
2
3
4
Note
Charging with a charging cable for 16A is
not possible at some charging stations that
support 32 A. This depends on the charging
station’s equipment.
●
Before charging the vehicle, find out about
the available charging technology.
Charging cable for power sockets
Valid for: hybrid vehicles
Fig.66 Charging cable for electrical sockets
Fig.67 On the charging cable for power
sockets: Control lamps on the protection
device.
›››Fig.67:
Indicator lamp of the connector and the
power supply.
Control lamp of the protection device
Control lamp of the vehicle
Failure warning lamp
Charging cable information
Before using the charging cable, also follow the
instructions displayed on it and on the rear of
the protective device.
Protection device
The electronic protection device ›››Fig.67
ensures that the charging connector does not
receive current until it is plugged in to the vehi-
cle's charging connector.
Self-check
When the charging cable is plugged into
the electrical socket, the protective device au-
tomatically performs a self-test. During this
check, all warning and control lamps turn on
briefly and go out one after the other. Upon
completion, the operational status at that time
is displayed.
Operating displays
One or more control lamps ›››Fig.67
1
,
2
o
3
light up green.
Display ›››Fig.67
Meaning
1
ignition The charging cable is
plugged into the mains
1
,
2
on,
3
flashes slowly
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The high-voltage battery
is charging.
1 2
and
3
on The charging process is
complete. The high-volt-
age battery has charged.
Set the charging current
The charging cable limits the charging current
according to the available power supply.
If the local mains supply does not allow charg-
ing at the maximum charging current, the
charging current can be reduced, depending
on the charging setting features in the infotain-
ment system ›››page90.