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High voltage insulation warning light (level 2)
Red: battery outline with minus, lightning bolt and plus, with the letters HV below. · also called “HV battery warning”, “high voltage insulation fault”, “red HV light”
What it means on omoda / jaecoo
High voltage insulation seriously reduced
Stays on when the insulating property of the high voltage system has seriously decreased. Contact an authorised service centre for inspection and repair immediately.
Source · Manufacturer manual JAECOO 7 SHS-P Owner's Manual (UK) — Operation/malfunction indicators · checked
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Questions about the High voltage insulation warning light (level 2) symbol
- What does the High voltage insulation warning light (level 2) symbol mean on Omoda / Jaecoo cars?
- Stays on when the insulating property of the high voltage system has seriously decreased. Contact an authorised service centre for inspection and repair immediately.
- What does the High voltage insulation warning light (level 2) symbol look like?
- Red: battery outline with minus, lightning bolt and plus, with the letters HV below. It is also called “HV battery warning”, “high voltage insulation fault” and “red HV light”.
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