94 2-2. Charging
charging.
lWhen adjusting the power supply with the charger.
lThere is a drop in the voltage of external power source.
lThe charge in the 12-volt battery is low, for example due to the
vehicle being left unused for a long period of time.
lWhen the upper limit of charging current is changed in the charging
current setting of the vehicle( �P. 96)
lWhen the traction battery heater operates.( �P. 89)
lWhen the traction battery cooler is
operated before charging.( �P. 89)
lWhen the plug generates heat due to a loose socket connection,
etc.
lWhen frequently and repeatedly using DC charging.
lWhen selecting“ DC Charging power” setting other than“ Max”.
lWhen the temperature of charging-related parts is high.
n AC charging electricity
This vehicle can be charged up to approximately 11kW.
However, depending on the used AC charger or AC charging cable, charging electricity may be limited.
How to use AC charging
This section explains the procedure for charging the traction battery with AC charging cable.
When using an AC charger, make sure to check the operation instructions on the AC charger.
When the charging schedule is registered, make sure“ Charge Now” is turned on before charging.( �P. 110)
NOTICE
n When using the AC charging related parts
To prevent damage to the AC charging related parts, observe the following precautions.
lWhen removing the AC charging cable, check that the AC charging connector is
unlocked.
lDo not apply a vibration to the AC charging connector while charging. Charging may be
stopped.
lDo not insert anything but the AC charging connector into the AC charging inlet.
lDo not disassemble, repair or modify the AC charging inlet. When the AC charging inlet needs to be repaired, consult
your SUBARU retailer.
Charging precautions �P. 92