Skoda CITIGO IV Owner's Manual page 65

Automatic ending of the charging process
After charging, the charging process is automatically
ended.
The plug for charging with alternating current (AC)
▶
remains locked in the charging socket.
The plug for charging with direct current (DC) is
▶
unlocked in the charging socket.
End the charging process with the button
key.
Applies to AC charging (AC).
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Press the button on the key.
The charging process is terminated and the charging
plug is unlocked in the charging socket for 30 sec-
onds. If the charging plug is not unplugged from the
charging socket, charging continues after 30 sec-
onds.
Interrupt or stop the charging process with the
button
Applies to AC charging (AC).
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Press the button in the centre console.
The charging process is interrupted. The charging
plug remains locked in the charging socket.
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To continue charging using alternating current
(AC), press the button again.
Stop the charging process at the charging station
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At the end of the charging process, follow the in-
structions at the charging station.
Charging with alternating current (AC) is also ended
by pressing the button on the key. In this case, fur-
ther steps could be necessary to end the charging
process or to unlock the charging cable Mode 3.
Charging with direct current (DC) must be ended at
the charging station. The charging cable connector is
automatically unlocked from the charging socket.
After the charging process
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If the charging cable plug in the charging socket
does not unlock automatically, press the button
on the key.
The charging process is terminated and the charg-
ing plug is unlocked in the charging socket for 30
seconds.
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Disconnect the charging plug from the charging
socket.
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Attach the protective cap to the charging socket.
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Close the battery flap.
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Where necessary, disconnect the charging cable
from the charger or from the mains socket.
If you leave the charging cable connected after
charging using alternating current (AC), the high-
voltage battery will not be discharged by electrical
consumers in the vehicle. These consumers are pow-
ered by the charger.
High-voltage system ›
Initial charging and charging for longer service life
If the high-voltage battery is new or has not been
charged for a long time, the maximum state of
charge of the high-voltage battery may only be
reached after several charges. This is due to techni-
cal reasons and does not constitute a malfunction.
NOTICE
Danger of irreversible damage to the high-voltage
on the
battery.
If the vehicle is not used for a long period of time,
▶
charge the high-voltage battery after a maximum
of four months.
Setting the charging process
Adjustments to applications
The following applications can be used, for example,
to set the delayed charge (departure time) or the
lower battery charge limit.
Application ŠKODA Move&Fun
▶
view.
Application ŠKODA Connect
▶
ality.
Prerequisites for starting time-delayed charging
✓ The vehicle is connected to a charger that sup-
ports time-delayed charging.
✓ Time-delayed charging is activated in the applica-
tion.
If, after the vehicle has been connected to the
charger, the state of charge is lower than the set
lower battery charge limit, the high-voltage battery
is charged immediately to the set charge limit.
Change between time-delayed charging and in-
stant charging
For a change to happen, the following pre-requisites
must be met.
✓ The vehicle is connected to a charger that sup-
ports time-delayed charging.
✓ Time-delayed charging has been activated, but
has not started yet.
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To start time-delayed charging, press the button
in the centre console.
Pressing the button again will interrupt the
charging process. Time-delayed charging is reacti-
vated.
Troubleshooting
Low state of charge of the high-voltage battery
illuminates
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The high-voltage battery is charging.
When the high-voltage battery is low, the Eco or
Eco+ driving profile can be activated.
Charging of high-voltage battery
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