66CHARGING YOUR MITSUBISHI i-MiEV
Before starting the charge operation or \briving the\w vehicle, check with the el\wectric me\bical \bevice manufacturer concerning
the efects that charging may have on implantable \bevices if you use any me\bical electric \be\wvices, such as: Ÿ n implantable car\biac pacemaker
Ÿ n implantable car\biovascular \bežbrillator
The Mitsubishi i-Mi\f\wV is \besigne\b to comply with the ICNIR\w
may not comply.
Main Drive Lithium-ion Battery vs. 12 Volt Starter Battery
If the 12 volt starter battery is \bischarge\b regar\bless of the remaining level of the main
\brive lithium-ion battery, the vehicle cannot be \br\wiven.
The 12 volt starter battery provi\bes electricity t\wo numerous \bevices in the car. \fven if the
remaining electricit\wy level of the main \brive lithium-ion battery lowers, you can continue to
use the lights an\b \wwipers.
To avoi\b the 12 volt starter battery from \bying please avoi\b using the hea\bli\wghts, ra\bio, air
con\bitioning, etc. for a long perio\b of\w time without the vehicle turne\b on an\w\b the R\f DY
light lit.– +
MAIN DRIVE
LITHIUM-ION BATTERY
– +
12 VOLT
STARTER
BATTERY Main \brive lithium-ion
battery powers the
Mitsubishi i-Mi\fV, its
heating as well as its air
conditioning compressor.
Maœor functions run\w by the 12
volt starter battery include\f
start up of the power unit,
headlights, power windows,
wipers, cabin light\us, audio,
\bC/heater fan and seat
heaters.
If this warning light illumin\wates, the power provi\be\b by the electric motor will be re\buce\b, the vehicle will only
be able to move at low spee\bs, an\b the ai\wr con\bitioning unit sh\wuts of. This warning light will i\wlluminate¡
Ÿ When the energy level in the main \brive lithium-ion battery is near empty
Ÿ When temperature of the electric \wmotor unit or the main \w\brive lithium-ion battery is too high or too low
Ÿ When voltage of the main \w\brive lithium-ion battery becomes low
9AUDIO SYSTEM
1) ™M ™M1/™M2) in\bica\wtor
2) Ra\bio M/™M select\wion) button
£) Memory Memory select\wion) button
¤)
¢) Scan button
6) Seek Up/Down) buttons
¦) CD button
¥) Clock button
¨) Repeat button
10)
How to set the clock
1)
8 an\b the clock \bisp\wlay ashes.
2) SEEK
\f button to a\bœust the ¬hours® \bigit\w. If you keep pressing the button, fast-forwar\b begins.
£) When the ¬hours® \big\wit is a\bœuste\b, press the clock button to ash the ¬minutes® \bigit. SEEK button to a\bœust the ¬minutes® \bigit. If you keep pressing the button, fast-forwar\b begins.
¤) When the time is set\w, press the clock button to stop the clock \bispla\wy from ashing.
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