Hs-6. Troubleshooting; When Normal Charging Cannot Be Carried Out - Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid 2022 Owner's Manual

HS-6. Troubleshooting

& When normal charging cannot be carried out
Symptom
The plug is not properly connected to the outlet.
Power is out.
The power source indicator
on Charging Circuit Inter-
rupting Device does not illu-
minate, even though the
The building breaker is tripped and power is cut off.
plug is connected to an
external power source.
There is a short circuit or open circuit between the Charging
Circuit Interrupting Device and the plug.
The error warning indicator
The electrical leakage detection function or self-diagnostic
on Charging Circuit Inter-
function operates and power is cut off.
rupting Device flashes.
The plug is not properly connected to the outlet.
The charging connector is not securely connected to the
The charging indicator does
charge port.
not illuminate, even though
the charging connector is
connected.
The high voltage battery is already fully charged.
The charging equipment does not operate.
Likely cause Correction procedure
Check that the plug is properly connected to the outlet.
After power is restored, carry out the charging procedure
again.
Check that the breaker is connected and if there is no
malfunction, check if the vehicle can be charged through
another outlet.
If charging is possible, the first outlet may have a
malfunction. Contact the building or facility manager, or an
electrician.
Immediately stop charging and contact your SUBARU
dealer.
When the voltage is insufficient, the error warning indicator
may flash when there is noise interference. Perform a reset
and connect to a proper power source. Refer to "
malfunction occurs during charging" FP55.
If charging does not start, immediately stop charging and
contact your SUBARU dealer.
Check whether the plug is properly connected to the outlet.
Check the connection status of the charging connector.
If the charging indicator does not illuminate, even though
the charging connector is securely connected, there may be
a malfunction in the system. Immediately stop charging and
contact your SUBARU dealer.
When the high voltage battery is fully charged, charging is
not performed.
Please contact the facility manager when there is a problem
with charging equipment.
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