Opel MOVANO Owner's Manual page 271

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DISCONNECTING THE
"MODE 4" CHARGING
CABLE
If the CHAdeMO adapter is not
needed, proceed as follows to finish
charging:
unlock the doors of the vehicle
allowing the charging cable to unlock;
if charging is in progress, press
button (B) fig. 315 or fig. 316 on the
charging port;
disconnect the cable from the
charging port of the vehicle and put the
protective cover (where provided) back
on the connector;
put the cable on the public charging
station;
replace the protective cover of the
charging port;
close the charging flap, making sure
it locks properly.
If the CHAdeMO adapter is needed,
proceed as follows to finish charging:
unlock the doors of the car allowing
the charging cable to unlock;
if charging is in progress, only
interrupt it using the button on the
charging station. Do not use the
button on the charging socket;
disconnect the CHAdeMO adapter
from the charging port on the car
and from the charging cable on the
F1A2088
charging station;
replace the protective cover (if
provided) correctly on the connector;
put the CHAdeMO adapter back in
the bag in the boot, bending the cable
to place the CHAdeMO connector (A)
fig. 314 towards the bottom of the bag
and the COMBO1 socket (B) fig. 314
towards the top of the bag;
put the cable on the public charging
station;
replace the protective cover of the
charging port;
close the charging flap, making sure
it locks properly.
WARNING
94) Using "Fast Charge - Mode 4" can
accelerate the battery degradation
process.
95) If fast charging is not required,
standard (AC) charging is always
preferred. This maximises battery life by
ensuring the best performance of the
vehicle over time.
96) The charging times in "Fast Charge -
Mode 4" are referred to up to 80% of the
state of charge of the high-voltage battery
in standard environmental conditions
(25°C).
97) Charging times in extreme weather
conditions can increase by as much as
several minutes due to the intervention
of the high-voltage battery management
system, which ensures optimal regulation
of the battery temperature to prevent
possible damage.
98) The charging speed slows down when
the state of charge of the high-voltage
battery exceeds 80%.
99) The battery charging time can increase
by a few minutes in case of very cold/hot
outside temperatures, many quick
charging sessions, high frequency of use
of "Fast Charge - Mode 4" charging or
ageing of the battery. This reduction in
charging speed is necessary to preserve
the battery.
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