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126 2-2. Charging 4 Insert the DC charging connector When inserting the DC charging connec- tor into the DC charging inlet, make sure that the identification symbols are the same. treatment will differ depending on the type of DC charger. Perform the operations in accordance to handling procedures of the DC charger. 5 Operate the DC charger and start Follow the handling procedures of the DC charger to start charging. done. handling procedures of the DC charger when it is desired to interrupt the DC charging. Q Charging time P.109 Q Charging time may increase when P.110 Q If a message indicating vehicle error on the DC charger side is displayed Even if a message indicating vehicle error on the DC charger side (ex. vehicle error found, vehicle error occurred, etc.) is dis- played, there is no vehicle fault but possibly a communication error between the DC charger and vehicle. In this case, there may be a terminal damage (bad contact) in the DC charging connector. If there is no error with the vehicle, contact the facility man- ager of the DC charger. Q The charging time displayed on the DC charger Depending on the type of the DC charger, the charging time displayed on the DC charger may be longer than normal. This is not a malfunction. Q During DC charging O The current charging condition can be checked on the multi-information display. O The actual charging time may differ from that displayed on the DC charger during charging. O There may be occasions the radio cannot be heard due to noise occurrence during DC charging O The charging may stop before reaching the upper limit of the charge capacity, due to the remaining charge of the trac- tion battery, the outside temperature, etc., when charging starts. O It is recommended to avoid frequent DC charging to prevent a decline in the trac- tion battery capacity. O Quickly move from the DC charging space for other users after the DC charging is completed. Q Changing the “Charging Limit” settings P.120 |