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  • Page 1 Xos SV Stepvan Owners Manual...
  • Page 2 OperatOr Manual - SV06 Step Van © COpyright XOS fleet, inC. 2023. all rightS reSerVed. pB23-9a-e0201...
  • Page 3 Some equipment and features described may best and are trained to maintain and repair not be present on your model. your truck. We encourage you to contact Xos or its authorized dealers directly for your service The vehicle shown in illustrations may differ needs.

  • Page 4: A Few Words Of Caution

    We urge you to exercise the utmost caution at all DANGER times while handling your Xos vehicle. You WILL be seriously injured or killed In Case of Emergency if you do not follow instructions...
  • Page 5 Welcome Welcome to your Xos vehicle. We are excited any time without notice or obligation. to share instructions that will assist you in familiarizing yourself with your vehicle. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, stored in a retrieval system or Please read this operator manual carefully.

  • Page 6: Vehicle Data Recording

    Vehicle Data Recording This Xos truck may record specific data, such as state of charge, vehicle location, accelerator status, brake status, vehicle speed, and shift position. This information may be communicated to the Xosphere and stored in the Xosphere Cloud.

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Drive Unit Interior Lights Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) Under-Hood HV Components Interior Convenience Items Setting the Manual Parking Brake 119 Reporting Safety Defects Features External Cameras and Sensors Xos Customer Service Information 182 Warnings Maintenance Index Software Updates Before Performing Maintenance...
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  • Page 9: Section Contents

    Quick Reference Information This section contains basic vehicle information and interior diagrams for your convenience. Section Contents Battery-Electric Vehicle Overview Xosphere Knowledge Center Steering Wheel Controls Dashboard Display Controls Center Console Controls Multimedia System Controls Dashboard Display (Driving Mode)* Dashboard Display (Charge Mode)*...

  • Page 10: Battery-Electric Vehicle Overview

    “24-Volt” battery. High-Voltage Batteries Even if the low-voltage system is off and disconnected, it is possible the high-voltage Xos high-voltage batteries produce 800 volts system is still on or possessing residual of electricity, which can often be double the electrification.

  • Page 11: Xosphere Knowledge Center

    Information hosted on the Xosphere is constantly updated and is an excellent resource for vehicle owners and operators. For immediate assistance with any issues you may be experiencing with your vehicle, contact Xos Support. The Xosphere knowledge center includes: ▷ Fleet management information ▷...

  • Page 12: Steering Wheel Controls

    Steering Wheel Controls Dashboard Display See page 112 for more p. 40 Turn Signal and Hazard Lever Vehicle Horn p. 114 Manual Parking Brake (Under Dashboard) p. 119...

  • Page 13: Dashboard Display Controls

    Dashboard Display Controls See page 40 for more Reset Trip Confirm Selection Odometer (while in MENU) Toggle MENU Set Brightness or Cycle Sub-Menus (while in MENU)

  • Page 14: Center Console Controls

    Center Console Controls See page 116 for more Cargo Lightswitch, p. 57 USB Port, p. 56 Cab Lightswitch, p. 57 Dashboard Fan, p. 58 A/C ON Recirculate Air Fan Speed Air Direction Air Temperature...

  • Page 15: Multimedia System Controls

    Multimedia System Controls See page 66 for more Disc Slot Touch Screen Disc Eject Main Menu MENU Volume/Power Knob MUTE Reset Button AV/AUX/USB AV AUX Cover USB Slot MicroSD Slot 3.5 mm AV IN...

  • Page 16: Dashboard Display

    Dashboard Display (Driving Mode)* See page 40 for more Software Update Available Cellular Signal Strength Speedometer Trip/Since Last Charge Information Menu Gear Selection Indicator Vehicle Status Vehicle State of Charge Odometer Estimated Vehicle Range Regeneration/Consumption *Your display and battery configuration may differ from what is shown...
  • Page 17 Dashboard Display (Charge Mode)* See page 34 for more Battery Diagram Charge Status Current State Charge *Your display and battery configuration may differ from what is shown...
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  • Page 19 Important Information This section contains important safety information, including seat belts and blind spot management. Section Contents Safety Precautions Important Loading Information Safety Checklist Seat Belts Blind Spot Management...

  • Page 20: Safety Precautions

    Safety Precautions WARNING Operating, servicing and maintaining a motor vehicle can expose you to chemicals including phthalates and lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. To minimize exposure, wear gloves or wash your hands frequently when servicing your vehicle.

  • Page 21: Important Loading Information

    Important Loading Information The components on your truck are designed WARNING to provide satisfactory service if the vehicle is Overloading can result in loss of loaded to an amount less than the gross vehicle vehicle control and personal injury, weight rating (GVWR) and the maximum front either by causing component and rear gross axle weight ratings (GAWRs).

  • Page 22: Safety Checklist

    Bureau of Motor Carrier If any wear, fraying, or damage is found in Safety. the rubber jacket of any orange cable, do not operate the vehicle. Call Xos Support Before Entering the Vehicle: immediately. Prior to Vehicle Start-up ▷...
  • Page 23 Before Driving ▷ Lock all doors ▷ Properly fasten your seat belt and ensure all other occupants have done the same ▷ Depress the brake pedal, release the manual parking brake, and check that the “BRAKE” system warning light goes out...

  • Page 24: Seat Belts

    Seat Belts Your vehicle is equipped with 3-point seat belt WARNING mechanisms for the driver and one passenger. Always drive and/or ride with your Both occupants of the vehicle should wear their seat back upright and your seat seat belts properly at all times. Child seats are belt properly fastened.
  • Page 25 Adjustable Shoulder Belt Clip Seat Belt Buckle Driver's Seat Belt...
  • Page 26 Seat Belts... Continued Passenger Seat To use the passenger seat, fold the seat down and sit on it, then properly buckle the seat belt. The passenger seat will automatically return to the closed, “up” position unless there is weight placed on the seat. WARNING If your vehicle is involved in a crash, have the seat belts and associated...

  • Page 27: Blind Spot Management

    Blind Spot Management A blind spot is an area a driver is unable to see Minimizing Blind Spot Risks while looking in their mirrors or by turning their head. Proper mirror placement, cameras, and This vehicle is equipped with a rear view camera driving sensor technology can reduce blind spots, that can help minimize the rear blind spot while but they are nearly impossible to eliminate.
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  • Page 29 Charging This section contains instructions for charging your vehicle. Section Contents Accessing the Charge Port Charging Your Vehicle Compatible Chargers Charging Power States Charging Messages...

  • Page 30: Accessing The Charge Port

    Accessing the Charge Port Opening the Charge Port Closing and Securing the Charge Port In most Xos Step Vans, the charge port is located Instructions on the vehicle’s passenger side near the rear of the truck. In some vehicles, the charge port may be in 1.
  • Page 31 Charge Port (Caps On) Charge Port (Caps Off)

  • Page 32: Charging Your Vehicle

    Charging Your Vehicle The instructions below may differ from the Stopping the Charge instructions for your particular charger. Always read the manual and follow the instructions that 1. If stopping mid-charge session, turn the charger came with your charger. off before attempting to unplug the charge connector.

  • Page 33: Compatible Chargers

    If you receive a "Charger incompatible" message, you will need to charge your vehicle using a different type of charger. Chargers must support at least 800V to be compatible with this vehicle. Contact Xos Support if you continue to have trouble getting your vehicle to charge.

  • Page 34: Charging Power States

    NOTICE If you disconnect the charger from AC power In the event of stuck contactors, turn the vehicle (example: the power is out so the charger off and contact Xos Support. does not receive electricity), the vehicle will...
  • Page 35 Battery Diagram Charge Status Current State Charge *Your display and battery configuration may differ from what is shown...

  • Page 36: Charging Messages

    Charging derated order to prevent damage. The vehicle has encountered an error during the start-up Stuck Contactors sequence due to the charger not disconnecting from its contactors. If the problem persists, contact Xos Customer Service.
  • Page 37 Message Meaning The connected charger is incompatible with your vehicle. Contact Xos Customer Service. Charger incompatible An error occurred while the charger attempted to establish Charging session failed. Please unplug a connection. Disconnect the charger and try again. the charger and start a new session.
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  • Page 39: Instrument Panel

    Instrument Panel This section contains information regarding the dashboard display and driver telltales and alerts. Section Contents Display Information Dashboard Buttons Telltales...

  • Page 40: Display Information

    Display Information Trip Information Outside Temperature Gauge Trip information can be found on the left side of The temperature outside the vehicle is displayed in the display. You can either view information for the the upper righthand corner of the display. total trip or information since the vehicle was last State of Charge charged.
  • Page 41 Software Update Available Cellular Signal Strength Speedometer Trip/Since Last Charge Information Menu Gear Selection Indicator Vehicle Status Vehicle State of Charge Odometer Estimated Vehicle Range Regeneration/Consumption...

  • Page 42: Dashboard Buttons

    Dashboard Buttons Four touch buttons control the dashboard. Reset Trip Confirm Selection Odometer (while in MENU) Toggle MENU Set Brightness or Cycle Sub-Menus (while in MENU)

  • Page 43: Telltales

    Telltales Symbol Meaning Description Coolant Level Low The coolant level is low. Replace the coolant as soon as possible. For information on refilling coolant: ▷ See Recommended Fluids, p. 144 Electronic Parking Brake The electronic parking brake (EPB) is engaged. Engaged HV Battery Temperature The High-Voltage Battery/Batteries are too cold.
  • Page 44 Telltales Symbol Meaning IGN. Ignition Lost The vehicle's main drive system is unable to turn on. Auxiliary power may still operate. Have your vehicle serviced as soon as possible. LOSS Limp Mode The vehicle batteries are experiencing a connection issue and may be derated.
  • Page 45 Symbol Meaning Power Steering Fault There is a fault with the power steering system. Your vehicle can still turn, but may require significantly more strength to do so. Have your vehicle serviced as soon as possible. Regenerative Braking System There is a fault with the regenerative braking system. Have your vehicle Fault serviced as soon as possible.
  • Page 46 Telltales Symbol Meaning Turn Indicators If ONE turn signal is flashing, the turn signal is actively signaling. If BOTH turn signals are flashing, the hazard lights are on. ▷ See Steering Column Controls, p. 114 Parking Brake Engaged The manual parking brake is engaged. ▷...

  • Page 47: Controls

    Controls This section contains information for operating your vehicle's doors, mirrors, and interior features. Section Contents Locking and Unlocking the Doors Opening the Doors Windows Mirrors Seat Adjustments Sun Visors and Passenger Visor Storage USB Ports and Socket Adapter Interior Lights Interior Convenience Items...

  • Page 48: Locking And Unlocking The Doors

    Locking and Unlocking the Doors Keys CAUTION Your vehicle has five (5) keys: To reduce the risk of personal injury 1. Ignition Key in an accident, always ensure all 2. Driver Door, Passenger Door, and Interior doors are locked before moving the Cargo Door Key vehicle.

  • Page 49: Opening The Doors

    If the door is locked, the lock mechanism will In the event of a loss of power, Xos doors override operation of the door handle. The door and locks may still be unlocked and opened must first be unlocked before the handle can be manually.

  • Page 50: Windows

    Windows Opening the Windows To open the driver or passenger side window, pull the tab of the window latch that is closest to the front end of the vehicle towards you. The window will unlatch and you will be able to slide it open.

  • Page 51: Mirrors

    Mirrors All mirrors should be adjusted prior to vehicle CAUTION operation. Do not attempt to adjust the outside mirrors while operating the Both driver and passenger side external rearview vehicle. mirrors can be adjusted by hand. For information on reducing blind spots: ▷...

  • Page 52: Seat Adjustments

    Seat Adjustments Your vehicle is equipped with a high-backed WARNING driver’s seat with a wall-mounted 3-point seat Do not adjust the driver’s seat while belt. the vehicle is moving. The seat ▷ See Seat Belts, p.24 could move or jerk and cause a loss of control.
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  • Page 54: Sun Visors/Passenger Visor Storage

    Sun Visors and Passenger Visor Storage Sun Visors The driver and passenger sun visors can be adjusted by hand. They have two points of adjustment: height and tilt. Passenger Visor Storage There is a lockable storage space above the passenger side visor. There is a USB port located on the left wall Visor Adjustment Legs of this storage space.
  • Page 55 Passenger Visor Storage (Closed) USB Port Passenger Visor Storage (Open)

  • Page 56: Usb Ports And Socket Adapter

    USB Ports and Socket Adapter USB Ports There are two USB ports in the vehicle for charging your devices. Both ports have two slots. The USB ports are rated DC 12V-24V (5V/4.8A) and should only be used with USB cables that are compliant with USB 2.0 Standard and certified by USB-IF.

  • Page 57: Interior Lights

    Interior Lights Turn off all interior lights and accessories when not in use to conserve vehicle energy. Cab Lights To turn the lights on and off in the cab of the vehicle, see the Cab Dome switch located on the center console above the climate controls.

  • Page 58: Interior Convenience Items

    Interior Convenience Items Dashboard Fan HIGH The dashboard fan is located on the top of the center console. The switch to operate the fan is located on the center console above the climate controls. The switch has three positions. Dashboard Fan Switch The fan will be OFF while in the middle neutral position.
  • Page 59 Fire Extinguisher For your safety and convenience, a fire extinguisher is located on the passenger side floor in front of the guard rail. Periodically check the labeling on the fire extinguisher to ensure it is up-to-date, as well as the pressure gauge, which should be in the green zone.
  • Page 60 Interior Convenience Items... Continued Pamphlet Holder There is a metal pamphlet holder located high on the wall behind the driver’s seat. This is for your convenience and may be stocked with pamphlets, notes, or other information you wish to keep handy. Trash Can Pamphlet Holder There is a metal slot designated for trash on the...
  • Page 61 Rear Shelving* Open Shelving To use the rear shelving, simply pull the shelves all the way down until they are flat. Close Shelving To close the shelving, push the shelves up against the wall until they are vertical. Shelving (Open/Down) Shelving (Closed/Up) *Not all vehicles are equipped with rear shelving...
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  • Page 63: Section Contents

    Features This section contains instructions for operating the multimedia system. Section Contents Disc Operation Warnings MP3/WMA Playback Software Updates Radio Operation Multimedia System Controls USB Playback Selecting an Audio/Video Source iPod Playback System Settings AV In 1/AV In 2 Playback General Settings HDMI/MHL Playback Calibrating the Touchscreen...

  • Page 64: Warnings

    Warnings WARNING Never use the video display function while driving the vehicle. Only use the video display while the vehicle is parked and the manual handbrake is applied. WARNING Never disassemble or attempt to adjust the multimedia system. WARNING Never expose the multimedia system to moisture or water. Exposure to moisture or water could lead to injury from electric shock or fire.

  • Page 65: Software Updates

    Software Updates NOTICE The vehicle may periodically receive software updates, resulting in changes to the look and/ or function of certain software elements. To access the most up-to-date information for your vehicle, reference the Xosphere Knowledge Center. For general self-guided service articles, log onto the customer help center at xostrucks.

  • Page 66: Multimedia System Controls

    Multimedia System Controls Your vehicle is equipped with a Jensen® 3. Eject Button JRV9000 Multimedia Touchscreen System with Press to eject the CD/MP3/DVD disc from the Navigation. disc slot. 4. Disc Slot To conserve energy, turn off all accessories, Accepts CD/MP3/DVD discs. including the radio, when not in use.
  • Page 67 MENU MUTE AV AUX...

  • Page 68: Selecting An Audio/Video Source

    Selecting an Audio/Video Source 1. Press the front panel MENU button or touch the SOURCE icon to view the main menu. 2. Touch the desired source icon on one of the two main menu screens to select your desired source. To reach the second page of options, select NEXT on the bottom of the screen.

  • Page 69: System Settings

    System Settings To Access System Settings: Touch the SETTINGS icon on the main menu. Next, select a desired Sub-Menu. Sub-Menus: General Audio Time Language Volume Version Touch the desired feature option you would like to adjust TWICE: once to make selection, then again to confirm the selection.

  • Page 70: General Settings

    General Settings Radio Region/Frequency Spacing USA - FM - 200kHz / AM - 1 0kHz Radio Lo/Dx Selecting Local or Distance will increase or decrease the radio tuning sensitivity to receive local or distant stations. When you select Local, only stations with a strong radio signal will be tuned in.
  • Page 71 Illumination You can customize the color of the front panel display. Select a preset color or touch Custom > Adjust to choose a custom color. Custom Color Select Custom1, Custom2, or Custom3 and then adjust to choose your color. Select the color you desire using the color gradient or by pressing - and + for RGB values.

  • Page 72: Calibrating The Touchscreen

    Calibrating the Touchscreen Calibrating the touchscreen sets parameters to ensure that when the screen is touched, the desired feature will be selected. NOTICE Never use a pen or sharp object to calibrate the touch screen as this will damage the panel. To Calibrate the Touchscreen: 1.

  • Page 73: Audio Settings

    Audio Settings The Audio Sub-Menu contains settings for the subwoofer. Subwoofer Select ON or OFF to turn the subwoofer output ON or OFF. Subwoofer Filter Touch a crossover frequency (80Hz, 120Hz, or 160Hz) to set a cut-off frequency for the subwoofer’s low-pass filter (LPF).

  • Page 74: Time Settings

    Time Settings The Time Sub-Menu contains settings for the clock and date. Date Use the or icons to set the day, month, and year. Select SAVE once you have set the date. Clock Mode You can set the clock to appear in 12- or 24-hour time intervals.

  • Page 75: Language Settings

    Language Settings The Language Sub-Menu allows you to adjust the language of the on-screen display and DVD language settings. On-Screen Display (OSD) You can adjust display text to be in English, Spanish, or French. DVD Audio If available, this feature allows the user to select an available language for DVD audio.

  • Page 76: Volume Settings

    Volume Settings The Volume Sub-Menu allows you to customize the volume setting for each audio output source. The default volume level setting for each source is "0". A setting of 0 indicates the volume of the source is the same as the volume of the main system.
  • Page 77 To Access System Settings: Muting the Audio Touch the SETTINGS icon on the main menu. Press the front panel volume knob to mute all audio from the unit. The mute icon will be Volume Adjustment displayed on the screen to indicate the volume Rotate the volume knob on the front panel to has been successfully muted.

  • Page 78: Version Settings

    Version Settings The Version Sub-Menu displays your multimedia system's model, operating system, hardware, and software versions. Resetting the System Soft Reset Use the tip of a pen to press and release the reset button located just below the front panel interface cover.

  • Page 79: Equalizer Controls

    Equalizer Controls You can adjust the equalizer (EQ) from within User Setting any of the audio/video sources (Disc, Radio, USB, Select USER to customize each of the 10 AV-IN, or SXM). frequency bands of the equalizer. Select your desired source from the main menu 1.
  • Page 80 Equalizer Controls... Continued Fader-Balance Select the FAD-BAL icon on the left side of the equalizer screen to access the fader/balance settings. Balance The Balance setting adjusts audio output levels between the left and right side of the vehicle. Touch the or icons to shift the balance control settings between -20 (Left) and +20 (Right).

  • Page 81: Disc Operation

    Disc Operation This multimedia system is compatible with the Ejecting a Disc following types of discs: Press the Eject button on the front of the unit to ▷ Audio CDs that contain audio files eject the current disc. The system does not need ▷...
  • Page 82 CD Playback To play a CD, touch the DISC icon while on the Next ( main menu screen OR insert a CD into the disc Touch this icon to skip to the next track. slot. Playback will begin immediately when the disc is inserted correctly.
  • Page 83 List Select "List" to access the full list of tracks contained on the current disc. Disc contents will be divided into Audio Files, Video Files, Image Files, and Folders. Touch the file type you would like to open twice to enter that file.

  • Page 84: Mp3/Wma Playback

    MP3/WMA Playback To play an MP3/WMA disc, touch the DISC icon MP3 Format Compatibility while on the main menu screen OR insert an The below file naming formats are compatible MP3 disc into the disc slot. Playback will begin with this multimedia system: immediately when you insert the disc correctly.

  • Page 85: Radio Operation

    Radio Operation Touch the RADIO icon while on the main menu Radio Lo/Dx screen to start playing the radio. Selecting Local or Distance will increase or decrease the radio tuning sensitivity to receive Radio Tuner Menu local or distant stations. When Local is selected, Preset radio stations are displayed on the only stations with a strong radio signal will be main radio screen.
  • Page 86 Radio Operation... Continued Band Touch this icon to change between AM/FM bands. Save Touch this icon to save the currently selected frequency as a preset. Equalizer (EQ) Select the EQ icon to access the Equalizer Control Menu. ▷ See Equalizer Controls, p. 79 Direct Entry Select "Direct Entry"...
  • Page 87 Radio Program Type (PTY) Program Type (PTY) There are 27 categories in the PTY function: The PTY function displays the program category of the current station. Use the scroll bar to select News various categories and find a station within your Info desired category.
  • Page 88 Radio Preset Stations You can store 6 FM1, 6 FM2, 6 FM3, 6 AM1, and 6 Auto Store (AS) AM2 preset stations. If you find yourself traveling in an unfamiliar area, you can have the radio automatically save Six numbered preset icons store and recall stations with strong signals in the current band.

  • Page 89: Usb Playback

    USB Playback The system automatically reads audio/video files The playback menu for USB files is the same as stored on inserted USB devices. To play audio the CD playback menu. from a USB drive, touch the USB icon while on ▷...

  • Page 90: Ipod Playback

    iPod Playback To play audio from an iPod®/iPhone®, connect an iPod to a USB connector that is plugged into the USB port OR touch the iPod icon while on the main menu screen (only available when an iPod is already connected to the USB port). Playback will begin immediately when the iPod is connected to the system correctly.

  • Page 91: Av In 1/Av In 2 Playback

    AV In 1/AV In 2 Playback To play audio/video from an external device, you can connect the device via 3.5mm cable or RCA connector cables. The multimedia system can only be used to adjust the volume of the external device. All other controls, such as Play/Pause, will be housed on the external device itself.

  • Page 92: Hdmi/Mhl Playback

    HDMI/MHL Playback HDMI/MHL allows you to use the system's touch WARNING screen to control your mobile device. It is dangerous to view apps on a smartphone while driving or NOTICE controlling a vehicle. In many places, Not all smartphones are supported. Check your the operation of a mobile device smartphone manual to see if HDMI/MHL is while driving is illegal.
  • Page 93 Mirror Mode Additional Notices: In mirror mode, your smartphone display will be 1. Not all devices or smartphones are compatible mirrored on the main display of the multimedia with HDMI/MHL. system. 2. Media output may pause during an incoming The touch screen controls will not work in basic call or text message.

  • Page 94: Bluetooth Operation

    Bluetooth Operation The Bluetooth (BT) Sub-Menu allows you to pair Bluetooth will operate if the device is within 8 a mobile device for hands-free applications. feet (2.4 meters) of the multimedia system. For optimal performance, keep a clear path between You can also access the Bluetooth Sub-Menu by your device and the system.

  • Page 95: Bluetooth Pairing

    Bluetooth Pairing Please ensure the mobile device supports Note: Your mobile device may require a pairing Bluetooth functions prior to attempting to pair code in order to connect. The default pairing the device. You can pair up to five (5) phones code for this device is "1234".

  • Page 96: Incoming/Outgoing Calls

    Incoming/Outgoing Calls If you have a device connected to the 2. Select "Phone Sync". multimedia system, all audio output will be paused when you receive a call. The caller's 3. Press "Sync" to import your mobile device name or phone number will be shown on the contacts.
  • Page 97 Playing Audio Through Bluetooth To play audio from a device connected via PTT (Push to Talk) Function Bluetooth, ensure the device is connected Some Push to Talk services are supported when and begin playing audio through the desired connected via Bluetooth. Press the PTT button to application.
  • Page 98 Bluetooth During Navigation If you are using the Navigation feature and receive a phone call while your device is connected via Bluetooth, the display will automatically switch to the Bluetooth menu. You can return to the Navigation screen while the call is in progress by pressing and holding the MENU button.

  • Page 99: Backup Camera

    Backup Camera There is a backup camera on your vehicle to The bar that may appear on the upper area of assist you in assessing your surroundings prior to the screen is the current playback information moving the vehicle. bar. Touch the top of the screen to remove the bar or to make it reappear.

  • Page 100: Siriusxm® Radio Operation

    SiriusXM® Radio Operation Only SiriusXM® brings you more of what you For Canadian Subscriptions, please contact: love to listen to, all in one place. Get over 140 ▷ Visit www.siriusxm.ca/help/activation- channels, including commercial-free music help/ plus the best sports, news, talk, comedy, and ▷...

  • Page 101: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Problem Cause Corrective Action GENERAL Unit will not power on Radio fuse open Install new fuse with correct rating Car battery fuse open Install new fuse with correct rating Unknown command Press the RESET button located in the middle of the left side of the front panel No/low audio output Improper audio output connection...
  • Page 102 Troubleshooting... Continued Problem Cause Corrective Action DISPLAY No image Incorrect connection to parking brake Check wiring and connect wire Parking brake is not engaged Stop vehicle in safe place and apply parking brake Flashing image or interference DVD is not compatible with current TV Change setup to accommodate disc appears on screen system settings...
  • Page 103 Problem Cause Corrective Action DISC Cannot insert disc Disc already inside unit Eject current disc and insert new one Image blurred, distorted, or dark Disc illegally copied Use original disc Disc does not play back Disc is warped or scratched Use disc in good condition Disc is dirty or wet Clean disc with soft cloth...

  • Page 104: Disc Error Messages

    Disc Error Messages Message Displayed Cause Corrective Action Loading Disc is being read No Disc Disc is dirty Clean disc with soft cloth Disc is upside down Insert disc with label side up Disc not present in loading Insert disc compartment Bad Disc Disc is dirty...

  • Page 105: Care And Maintenance

    Care and Maintenance Cleaning Instructions Extreme Temperatures You can use a clean, soft cloth and a small The system will automatically stop playing if the amount of neutral detergent to wipe down the internal temperature gets too hot. Allow the front panel of the multimedia system.

  • Page 106: Specifications

    Specifications DVD/CD Player Signal to Noise Ratio@ 1 kHz: 58dB Compatible Disc Media: DVD± R / RW (Single and Dual Image Rejection: 80dB Layer) and CD-R / RW Compatible Media Formats: CD- Stereo Separation@ 1 kHz: >30dB DA, MP3, WMA, VCD, SVCD, Xvid, AVI, MPEG 1/2 and AAC Frequency Response: 30Hz - 15 kHz, -3db Signal to Noise Ratio: >95dBA D General...

  • Page 107: Fcc Statement

    FCC Statement for JRV9000 Multimedia Touchscreen System 1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. FCC Radiation Exposure Statement Operation is subject to the following two conditions: This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
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  • Page 109: Section Contents

    Driving This section contains instructions for operating your vehicle. Section Contents Starting the Vehicle Shifting Gears Steering Windshield Wipers Steering Column Controls Climate Control System Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) Setting the Manual Parking Brake External Cameras and Sensors...

  • Page 110: Starting The Vehicle

    Starting the Vehicle Turning the Vehicle ON PARK button while the truck is in motion. Turn the power switch to the ON position, then The Electric Parking Brake (EPB) can take up to 3 turn the key in the ignition all the way to the right. seconds to engage.

  • Page 111: Shifting Gears

    Shifting Gears Alerts may sound when: ▷ Attempting to shut down the system in anything other than PARK ▷ Attempting to exit the vehicle without shifting into PARK ▷ Leaving the vehicle while the propulsion system is still on CAUTION Do not coast in neutral.

  • Page 112: Steering

    Steering Power Steering System WARNING Driving the vehicle without the The power steering system consists of a steering power-assist feature of the steering gear (manual steering mechanism, hydraulic system requires much greater control valve, and hydraulic power cylinder), effort, especially in sharp turns or at hydraulic hoses, power steering pump, reservoir, low speeds, which could result in an and other components.

  • Page 113: Windshield Wipers

    Windshield Wipers Windshield Wiper and Washer Controls The windshield wiper and washer can be controlled by a knob to the left of the steering wheel. NOTICE Do not attempt to operate wipers if the blades are frozen to the windshield, as this may result in damage to the wiper motor or wiper arm.

  • Page 114: Steering Column Controls

    Steering Column Controls Turn Signals For replacement lightbulbs: To operate the turn signals, use the lever to the ▷ See Recommended Light Bulbs, p. 143 left of the steering column. Pulling the lever down Hazard Switch activates the left turn signal, and pulling the lever up activates the right turn signal.
  • Page 115 Hazard Light Pull Tab Push FORWARD for High Beams Pull UP for Right Turn Signal Pull DOWN for Left Turn Signal Steering Column Controls...

  • Page 116: Climate Control System

    Climate Control System This vehicle is equipped with a standard climate outside air is not ideal, or for when attempting to control system. The system is powered by the low- change the temperature of the cab quickly. voltage batteries. Defrosting Air is conditioned and delivered to the cab from the windshield and side-window defroster outlets.
  • Page 117 A/C ON Recirculate Air Fan Speed Air Direction Air Temperature Climate Control System Controls...

  • Page 118: Anti-Lock Braking System (Abs)

    Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) Anti-lock Braking System also known as anti-skid WARNING braking system (ABS) is an automobile braking If the ABS warning lights come system which attempts to prevent the locking of on while driving, the vehicle still wheels during braking. has normal braking ability but no anti-lock function.

  • Page 119: Setting The Manual Parking Brake

    Setting the Manual Parking Brake To set the manual parking brake: Bring the vehicle to a complete stop. Depress the brake pedal, and hold it down. Pull the parking brake lever all the way up until it clicks. To release the parking brake: Depress the brake pedal, and hold it down Push the parking brake lever all the way down.

  • Page 120: External Cameras And Sensors

    External Cameras and Sensors This truck is equipped with numerous cameras Rear Camera and sensors to reduce hazards associated with blind spots and poor lines of sight due to the large size of the vehicle. Rear Camera The rear camera should be utilized when the vehicle is in Reverse to aid in safely backing up.
  • Page 121 WARNING Passive warning systems cannot prevent collisions. It it the responsibility of the driver to maintain control of the vehicle at all times and to react to potentially dangerous situations. Drivers should not rely on the passive driver assist system to warn them of risks. Passive driver assist technology is never a substitution for paying attention to the road and the vehicle’s surroundings.
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  • Page 123: Section Contents

    Maintenance This section contains instructions for basic vehicle maintenance, as well as a maintenance schedule. Section Contents Fluid Locations Under the Hood Before Performing Maintenance Tire Specifications and Maintenance High-Voltage System Hazards Tire Inflation Guidelines High-Voltage System Tire Size/Wheel Torque Recommendations Low-Voltage System Tire Rotation High-Voltage System Check...

  • Page 124: Before Performing Maintenance

    Before Performing Maintenance This vehicle runs on high voltage and low- ▷ Check grinding wheels for safety shields, voltage batteries without the use of gasoline tool rests, and cleanliness or diesel fuel. Many maintenance procedures ▷ Inspect A/C machines and fluid for electric vehicles carry different risks than containment equipment and repair as needed...
  • Page 125 Teach and Execute Preventative Habits CAUTION Apply the parking brake and chock Always be prepared for potential hazards the tires before performing any by employing the use of preventative safety checks or maintenance. measures: ▷ Utilize steering wheel covers with lockout/ tagout devices ▷...

  • Page 126: High-Voltage System Hazards

    Electric Shock WARNING The high-voltage batteries have no Electric Shock can cause muscle contraction, parts that an owner or a non-Xos fibrillation, and tissue damage. Susceptibility authorized service provider can service. varies by skin thickness, moisture, and existing Under no circumstances should you damage.
  • Page 127 (TPIM), and drive motor are liquid cooled with a glycol-based automotive coolant. The presence of red liquid may indicate damage to the cooling system. If you suspect a battery leak or cooling system damage, stop driving the vehicle and contact Xos Support immediately.

  • Page 128: High-Voltage System

    High-Voltage System The high-voltage system should be turned off Turning the High-Voltage System Back On whenever you are performing maintenance that could put you in contact with any of the high- 1. Ensure the key is not in the ignition and the voltage cabling or components.
  • Page 129 WARNING Allow ten full minutes for the vehicle to de-energize after deactivating the high- voltage cables. WARNING Always assume the high-voltage components are energized. Handling electrified high-voltage components may lead to serious injury or death. WARNING Never cut or damage the orange cables located throughout the vehicle.

  • Page 130: Low-Voltage System

    All low-voltage system batteries are the console to flip open. maintenance-free. An Xos authorized service provider can inspect the low-voltage batteries Turning Off the Low-Voltage System and assess whether they need to be replaced.
  • Page 131 Tension Straps Low-Voltage On/Off Switch Center Console Low-Voltage Access Panel, Closed Center Console Low-Voltage Access Panel, Open...

  • Page 132: High-Voltage System Check

    High-Voltage System Check When the low-voltage system is turned from OFF to ON, the high-voltage system will automatically perform an internal check. This check will be indicated on the dashboard display. When the "High-voltage system check" text is displayed, high-voltage battery disconnect High-Voltage System Check (HVBD) tests are being performed.

  • Page 133: General Lockout/Tagout Procedure

    General Lockout/Tagout Procedure The vehicle must be turned off for a minimum of 5. Place the Lockout/Tagout steering wheel ten (10) minutes before any work is performed. cover on the vehicle The low- and high-voltage systems are very powerful and may carry a charge through 6.

  • Page 134: Pre-Trip/Post-Trip Driver Checklists

    Weekly and monthly post-trip inspection for procedures and specifications, or take the checklists are important for noting any items vehicle to an Xos authorized service provider. that require attention before the next day of use. A driver that is familiar with the vehicle and...
  • Page 135 Daily Maintenance Checklist 3 Years or 6000 Hours of Operation ▷ Check coolant level ▷ Change oil in the rear axle - add coolant if necessary (vehicle must ▷ Change brake linings be fully cooled down to add coolant) ▷ Check evaporator unit humidity level WARNING - a value greater than 2% means the...

  • Page 136: Maintenance Schedule

    Description Detail Multi Point Inspection Xosphere Standard Process Brake System Steering System Fluid Levels Coolant - Heat Coolant - HV System Steering Shaft, U-Joints, Gearbox, Pitman Arm, Tie Rod Ends, Drag Link, Lubrication Suspension Axle Housing, Beam, Shock Absorbers, Lubrication Brakes Rotors, Pads, Drums, Shoes, Seals, Brake Lines, Parking Brake Operation Tread Depth, Sidewalls, Valve Stems, Inflation pressures...
  • Page 137 Months - Frequency Miles* - Frequency 10,000 20,000 50,000 100,000 150,000 250,000 I - Inspection I - Inspection I - Inspection R - Replace I - Inspection R - Replace I - Inspection R - Replace I - Inspection I - Inspection I - Inspection I - Inspection MR - Maintenance Repair...

  • Page 138: Vehicle Jack Points

    Vehicle Jack Points Whenever possible, the vehicle should be lifted WARNING by its wheels using a four-post system. Never place a lift or jacking mechanism underneath a battery Jacks may be used if necessary. Take care to pack. This could lead to damage of avoid all battery boxes.
  • Page 139 Jack Points, 4 Battery Pack Configuration Jack Points, 8 Battery Pack Configuration...

  • Page 140: Opening And Closing The Hood

    Opening and Closing the Hood Opening the Hood There are single latches on either side of the hood. Pull the latch clips towards the front end of the vehicle, then disengage the rubber latches. The hood cannot open unless the rubber latches are fully released.
  • Page 141 Partially Closed Hood Latch Open Hood Latch...

  • Page 142: Drive System

    Signs of coolant leakage ▷ Unusual component wear TM4 Drive Motor If you suspect the system is damaged or malfunctioning, contact Xos Support. WARNING Mishandling of the drive motor may When inspecting the drive system, always use damage the product and/or cause the recommended jack points to lift the vehicle.

  • Page 143: Recommended Light Bulbs

    Recommended Light Bulbs System Description Recommended Product Headlights Truck-Lite® 27270C Front Turn Signals 4” round LED w/ grommet Truck-Lite® 44001Y Front Market Lights 0.75” round LED w/ grommet Truck-Lite® 33075Y...

  • Page 144: Recommended Fluids

    (15 psi max) gallon] *Xos does not recommend the use of oil additives. **Never use a sealing additive to stop leaks in the coolant system. This can result in the coolant system plugging. This may lead to inadequate coolant flow and overheating. Check the coolant level daily before operating the vehicle.

  • Page 145: Fluid Locations Under The Hood

    Fluid Locations Under the Hood Windshield Wiper Fluid Cab Heater Brake Fluid Coolant Steering Fluid...

  • Page 146: Tire Specifications/Maintenance

    Tire Specifications and Maintenance For the safest vehicle operation, tires must be the WARNING correct size and type, be properly inflated, and Installing the incorrect tires may have adequate tread/be free from damage. affect vehicle handling and stability, which may lead to a crash where you Inspecting Tires could be seriously hurt or killed.

  • Page 147: Tire Inflation Guidelines

    Tire Inflation Guidelines For the safest vehicle operation, tires must be the Check the tire pressure of each tire at least once correct size and type, be properly inflated, and a month. A tire, no matter its condition, may lose have adequate tread/be free from damage.

  • Page 148: Tire Size/Wheel Torque Recommendations

    Tire Size and Wheel Torque Recommendations Tire Size Tire construction code Tire width in millimeters Tires should only be replaced with tires of the same size and specifications. 245 / 70 R 19.5 The tires for this vehicle are the following size: 245/70R19.5 Aspect ratio Whenever possible, replace all six tires at the...

  • Page 149: Tire Rotation

    Tire Rotation Periodic tire rotation can help extend the life of Front Left Front Right your tires as well as distribute wear on the tires more evenly for a more comfortable drive. This vehicle's tires should be rotated in a six tire rotation pattern or according to the wear of your specific vehicle.

  • Page 150: Vehicle Storage Guidelines

    2. Leave the low-voltage switch ON Following these tips can help prevent unnecessary downtime due to servicing. NOTICE Failing to follow these guidelines may lead to component replacement that will not be covered by the Xos New Vehicle Limited Warranty.
  • Page 151 Long-Term Storage Guidelines Storing in Excess of 30 Days (Exceeding 14 Days) If you intend to store the vehicle in excess of 30 1. Charge the vehicle to AT LEAST 30% battery days, a set of checks should be performed after power prior to storage 30 days to ensure the vehicle will continue to be ready for operation.

  • Page 152: Cleaning Your Vehicle's Exterior

    Cleaning Your Vehicle's Exterior Keeping your vehicle clean, particularly the Do not spray water into the charging port area. windows and mirrors, ensures good visibility Ensure the charging door is closed and locked while driving. before washing the vehicle. Exterior Care You may also want to verify the comfort vent located in the driver's leg area is closed prior to You should wash this vehicle regularly.
  • Page 153 Windows and Mirrors Wipe windows and mirrors down using glass cleaner. Applying Wax Wax can help protect this vehicle's paint from the elements. You should apply a coat of wax periodically, as it wears off during regular use.

  • Page 154: Cleaning Your Vehicle's Interior

    Cleaning Your Vehicle's Interior You can use a damp cloth with mild detergent to or gauge lens covers. These cleaners contain wipe down interior surfaces. Use a clean cloth to vinyl plasticizers which can stress the panels and remove residual detergent. lead to cracking.

  • Page 155: Section Contents

    Troubleshooting This section contains basic troubleshooting information. Contact Xos Support if you experience difficulty. Section Contents Dashboard Warning Messages Emergency Shutdown Flat Tire Overheated Vehicle Cooling Component Issues Charging System Errors Fuses Interior Fuse Box Diagram Under-Hood Low-Voltage Fuse Boxes...

  • Page 156: Dashboard Warning Messages

    W A R N I N G There is an issue with the Electronic Parking Brake (EPB). The EPB may or may not function. Apply the manual parking brake. If the message persists, contact Xos Support. Engage parking brake W A R N I N G There is a loss of brake pressure.
  • Page 157 Description There is a fault with the electronic parking brake. Apply the W A R N I N G manual parking brake and turn the vehicle off. Contact Xos Support. Electronic park brake fault W A R N I N G The vehicle experienced an issue upon start-up.
  • Page 158 The low-voltage battery is in a low state of charge and may need W A R N I N G to be replaced. Drive cautiously and contact Xos Support. Low auxiliary battery At least one high-voltage battery is overheating. Immediately W A R N I N G stop the vehicle in a safe, preferably shaded location.
  • Page 159 If the Regenerative braking limited message persists, contact Xos Support. The speed limiter feature is currently active on the vehicle. The I N F O R M A T I O N vehicle may be unable to exceed a certain set speed.

  • Page 160: Emergency Shutdown

    High-Voltage System The high-voltage system should only If the Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) detects a be serviced by Xos, an Xos authorized problem with the high-voltage system, it will dealer, or an Xos authorized service open the high-voltage circuit via the contactors provider.

  • Page 161: Flat Tire

    Brake gradually and stop in a safe place. Do not attempt to replace the tire yourself. Call Xos Support for assistance and prepare for the vehicle to be towed to receive service and a replacement tire. For information on towing: ▷...

  • Page 162: Overheated Vehicle

    (such as steam or spray), open the hood. HV battery overheating Overheating Warning If steam or spray are present, do not attempt to open the hood. Call Xos Support for further assistance. WARNING 4. Check the coolant level and look for visible Steam and spray from overheating signs of leaks.

  • Page 163: Cooling Component Issues

    Cooling Component Issues Problem Cause Possible Solution Drive Motor/ 1. Coolant level is low ▷ Check coolant level and add coolant if Inverter Overheated necessary (p. 144) ▷ Check drive motor cooling system for leaks ▷ Repair and/or replace worn or leaking parts/hoses 2.

  • Page 164: Charging System Errors

    Charging System Errors Problem Cause Possible Solution Warning lamp 1. Blown fuse ▷ Check CHARGE, IGN, and ENGINE fuses; replace if does not light necessary (Ignition ON, 2. Lamp burned out ▷ Replace lamp engine OFF) 3. Loose wiring ▷ Check voltage drop in circuit and tighten loose connection connections...

  • Page 165: Fuses

    OFF and check to see if a fuse is blown. The fuses located inside the vehicles dog house Primary Interior Fuses should only be replaced by an Xos authorized service provider or technician. For your convenience, there is an interior fuse box for fuses you are more likely to need to replace.

  • Page 166: Interior Fuse Box Diagram

    Interior Fuse Box Diagram Battery - Dome Lamp Feed (#1) Accessory - AUX (#1) Battery - 12V Outlet (#2) Accessory - Radio/Fan/Cam (#2) Battery - AUX (#3) Accessory - HVAC Feed (#3) Empty (#4) Empty (#4)
  • Page 167 Low-Voltage Fuse Boxes Tension Straps Low-Voltage On/Off Switch 12V Battery Fuses 24V Battery Fuses Center Console Low-Voltage Access Panel, Closed Center Console Low-Voltage Access Panel, Open...

  • Page 168: Emergency Towing

    Emergency Towing WARNING The procedures included in these towing recommendations do not require contact with the vehicle’s high voltage systems. Perform a visual inspection for any damage/chaffing on the high voltage wiring (typically, such high voltage wiring is orange). If no concerns are identified with the high voltage wiring, please continue with the appropriate tow method.

  • Page 169: Flatbed Towing

    Flatbed Towing Towing via flatbed tow truck is the recommended method for transporting an Xos vehicle. The use of a flatbed truck allows the truck being towed to remain stationary during transport. This reduces the risk of overcharging the batteries or damaging to the motor controller as a result of uninhibited wheel rotation.

  • Page 170: Conventional Towing

    If vehicle charge exceeds 90%, 5. Place the vehicle in “N” NEUTRAL towing in neutral may damage 6. Raise the front wheels of the vehicle the motor controller. Contact Xos Support to determine maximum After Towing tow distance. 1. Return the vehicle to the ground, leaving the front wheels secured by the towing equipment 2.

  • Page 171: Driveshaft Removal Instructions

    12 point 10mm wrench » If you cannot locate the driveshaft or do not feel comfortable performing the described procedure, contact Xos Support for assistance. Recommended Wrench If the vehicle can turn on and achieve Neutral, the WARNING following procedure may be unnecessary because...
  • Page 172 (4) U-joint bearing cups during the tow U-Joint with Retaining Strap and Nuts 6. Do not attempt to reassemble the driveshaft assembly. The driveshaft should only be reinstalled by an Xos authorized service provider.
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  • Page 174: Vehicle Information

    Vehicle Information This section contains vehicle specifications and information on reporting safety defects. Section Contents Specifications High-Voltage Cable Locations Drive Unit Under-Hood High-Voltage Components Reporting Safety Defects Xos Customer Service Information...
  • Page 175 Specifications Battery Pack Configuration 4-Pack 8-Pack Classification Model SV06 SV06 Class 5 - 6 5 - 6 Wheel Configuration General Dimensions* Body Size - ft. 16 - 18 16 - 18 Vehicle Width - in. 93" (interior); 95" (exterior) 93" (interior); 95" (exterior) Vehicle Height - in.
  • Page 176 Battery Pack Configuration 4-Pack 8-Pack Performance Top Speed 70 mph 70 mph Max Range - mi. 100* 200* Max Horsepower - Hp Max Torque - ft. - lbs. 1,737 1,737 Continuous Horsepower - Hp Continuous Torque - ft. lbs. Operating Temperature C - 85 C - 85 Front Axle and Equipment...
  • Page 177 Specifications... Continued Battery Pack Configuration 4-Pack 8-Pack Powertrain Powertrain Central Drive Central Drive Motor TM4 Sumo TM4 Sumo Propulsion Direct-Drive Direct-Drive Charging Charging Port Type CCS1 Connector and CCS1 Connector and J1772 Connector Components J1772 Connector Components Battery Capacity - kWh Time to Charge DC 0-80% 2 hours* 4 hours*...
  • Page 178 Chassis Diagram, 4-Pack Chassis, 4 Battery Pack Configuration...
  • Page 179 Chassis Diagram, 8-Pack Chassis, 8 Battery Pack Configuration...
  • Page 180 High-Voltage Cabling, 4-Pack High-Voltage Cabling, 4 Battery Pack Configuration...
  • Page 181 High-Voltage Cabling, 8-Pack High-Voltage Cabling, 8 Battery Pack Configuration...
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  • Page 183: Reporting Safety Defects

    However, NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or Xos.
  • Page 184 Canada Canadian customers who wish to report a safety-related defect to Transport Canada — Defect Investigations and Recalls, telephone the toll free hotline at 1-800-333-0510, or contact Transport Canada by mail at Transport Canada, ASFAD, Place de Ville Tower C, 330 Sparks Street, Ottawa ON K1A 0N5.
  • Page 185 New Vehicle Limited Warranty Overview* Duration** Distance (Miles) Tires 2 Years 24,000 Basic Vehicle Battery (12V) Paint, Body & Chassis Axles 3 Years Unlimited Suspension Power Electronics Drivetrain Motor & Inverter 125,000 Battery (Propulsion) On-Board Charger HVAC Cab Structure 5 Years Frame Rails Unlimited Crossmembers...

  • Page 186: Xos Customer Service Information

    Xos Toll-free Support Telephone: +1 (855) 909-4407 Xos Support Email: support@xostrucks.com Xos General Telephone: +1 (818) 316-1890 Xos General E-mail: info@xostrucks.com Xos Warranty Claim Email: warranty@xostrucks. Authorized Xos Service Manuals can be ordered from Xos directly. Contact Xos Support to request yours.
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  • Page 188 Index Charge Complete 34, 36 Charger Incompatible 37 Aftermarket Modifications 3 Charger Initializing 36 Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) 118 Charging Derated 36 Arcing Hazard 126 Charging Session Failed 37 Charging Suspended 36 Compatible Chargers 33 Display 35 Backup Camera 99, 120 Initiating the Charge 32 Battery-Electric Vehicle Overview 10 Messages 36...
  • Page 189 Cleaning Your Vehicle Drive System 142 Exterior 152 Drive Unit 178 Interior 154 Driving 109 Climate Control System 116 Comfort Vent 58 Contact Information 5, 182 Electric Shock Hazard 126 Controls 47 Emergency Hazard Box 59 Cooling Component Issues 163 Emergency Shutdown 160 Emergency Towing 169 Conventional Towing 171...
  • Page 190 Gross Axle Weight Rating 21 Light Bulbs 143 Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) 21 Loading Information 21 Lockout/Tagout Procedure 133 Low-Voltage Components Batteries 10, 130 Hazard Switch 114 Headlights 114 High Beam Headlights 114 High-Voltage Components 128, 179 Maintenance 123 Batteries 10 Environment 124 Battery Electrolyte 127...
  • Page 191 Multimedia System 63 Disc Operation 81 Opening the Doors 49 Equalizer Controls 79, 80 Opening the Windows 50 FCC Statement 107 Overheated Vehicle 162 General Settings 70, 71 HDMI/MHL Playback 92, 93 iPod Playback 90 Language Settings 75 Pamphlet Holder 60 MP3/WMA Playback 84 Passenger Visor Storage 54 Radio Operation 85, 86...
  • Page 192 Seat Belts 24-26 Stop Fault 44 Shifting Gears 111 Turn Indicators 46 Socket Adapter 56 Tires Spare Parts 3 Inflation Guidelines 147 Specifications 176 Rotation 149 Starting the Vehicle 110 Size 148 Steering Column Controls 114 Specifications and Maintenance 146 Steering Wheel 12, 112 Wheel Torque 148 Sun Visors 54...
  • Page 193 Winter Mode 159 Turn Signals 114 USB Ports 56 Vehicle Data Recording 6 Vehicle Information 175 Vehicle Jack Points 138, 139 Vehicle Storage Guidelines 150, 151 Windows 50 Windshield Wipers 113 Xos Contact Information 5, 182 Xosphere Knowledge Center 11...
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  • Page 197 Operator Manual - SV06 Step Van © Copyright Xos Fleet, Inc. 2023. All rights reserved. PB23-9A-E0201...

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