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WARNING The courtesy lights on the
charging port fl ap remain on for a few
seconds and turn off while charging.
Charging port LED
Next to the charging port there are some
LEDs (1) fig. 27, which indicate the
charging status by means of four different
colours and related flashing types:
Blue: to indicate that the system is
waiting for a charging schedule
Green flashing: ("Flashing"): during the
charging process
Steady green: to indicate that the
charging process is complete.
Red flashing: ("Blinking"): this indicates
a charging system failure or when there
is a fault in the charging procedure
(when the charging connector is
connected to the charging port located
on the car and the cable has not been
previously connected to the power
socket)
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WARNING Use only the charging cable
supplied with your car or a replacement
cable recommended by FCA; refer to the
label on the control unit, which indicates
the "Country Group" (A) fi g. 28 and the
electrical current strength (Ampere) (B),
and the "Mode 2 Cable Variants" table
in the "Power sources that can be used"
chapter of the online Owner Handbook.
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TYPES OF CHARGING CABLES
Two different types of cables can be used
for charging:
"Mode 2 charging cable" (A) fig. 29 charging
cable (standard): this allows charging from
an earthed domestic power socket. This
type of socket is used for charging with
alternating current. The "Mode 2" charging
cable complies with IEC 61851, IEC 62752
and SAE J1772 standards.
J0A6035E
"Mode 3 charging cable" (B) fig. 30
charging cable (optional): this allows
charging from a public charging station
and a domestic AC (alternating current)
charging station (wallbox). The charging
speed may be faster than charging through
a domestic power socket.
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J0A6069E
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J0A6062E
J0A6063E
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