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No power for the
whole vehicle:
No electricity in the whole
car, i.e. when the key is
turned on, there is no
display on the instrument,
and other electrical
functions cannot be
performed.
Low battery voltage
The battery is not fully
charged.
Battery overcharge:
The battery shows a large
volume of gas or
deformation
The main fuse is blown out;
Poor contact of main fuse circuit;
Poor contact of the positive and negative lines
of the battery;
No electricity in the battery;
Ignition switch failure;
Poor connection between ignition switch
outgoing line and main cable;
Open circuit or short circuit of main cable.
Too long storage of the whole vehicle
Vehicle charging circuit fault or too large
vehicle quiescent current
Decaying battery capacity, battery does not
store power, battery self discharge
The regulator rectifier lead wire and the main
cable or magneto are not well connected
Open circuit or short circuit of main cable
Magneto failure
Failed voltage regulating rectifier
Batteries failing to store power
Failed voltage regulating rectifier
Replace the main fuse
Plug in again
Reconnect
Charge or replace it
Repair or replace
Plug in again
Repair or replace
Charge with DC stabilized voltage
charger
Check the charging circuit and
quiescent current of the whole
vehicle
To replace the battery
Plug in again
Repair or replace
Replace the magneto rotor
Replace the voltage regulating
rectifier.
To replace the battery
Replace
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