Charge Cord - Vauxhall Ampera Owner's Manual

128 Driving and operating
■ Long flashing green – Two horn
chirps: Vehicle is plugged in.
Battery is not fully charged. Battery
charging is delayed.
■ Short flashing green – No horn
chirp: Vehicle is plugged in. Battery
is fully charged.
■ Solid yellow – No horn chirp:
Vehicle is plugged in. It is normal for
the charging status indicator to turn
yellow for a few seconds after
plugging in a compatible charge
cord. Otherwise, the charging
system has detected a fault and will
not charge the battery. Malfunction
indicator light 3 62.
■ No light signal (upon plug‐in) – No
horn chirps – Charge cord
connection should be checked.
■ No light signal (after green or yellow
charging status indicator indication
observed) – No horn chirps –
Charge cord connection should be
checked.
Malfunction indicator light 3 62.
If there is no light signal but the horn
chirps repeatedly, the electricity was
interrupted before charging was
complete.
To terminate this alert, do one of the
following:
■ Unplug the charge cord.
■ Press ( on the radio remote
control.
■ Press and hold ! on the radio
remote control, then press again to
stop the panic alarm.
■ Press the horn pad.
Vehicle personalisation 3 82.
The system may be thermally
conditioning the battery during any of
the states above, requiring electrical
energy to be transferred to the
vehicle.
If the vehicle is plugged in and vehicle
power is on, the charging status
indicator will be on solid green. The
same is true during a remote start if
the vehicle is plugged in.
If the vehicle is plugged in and the
charging status indicator is off,
a charging fault has been detected.

Charge cord

9 Danger
There is a risk of electric shock
that may cause personal injury or
death.
Do not use the charge cord if any
part of the charge cord is
damaged.
Do not open or remove the charge
cord cover.
Service by qualified personnel
only. Connect the charge cord to
a properly grounded outlet with
cords that are not damaged.