Control module display ⇒ fig. 136:
No. Display Meaning Proper re-
sponse
(4) Lights up
is connected to a
110 Volt outlet,
but an error was
detected by the
control module.
The high-voltage
battery is not
being charged.
cable checked
by a qualified
electrical special-
ist. Go to an
authorized
Volkswagen
dealer or
Volkswagen
service facility for
assistance.
(2) (4) Lights up
The vehicle’s
system detected
an error in the
connected
charging cable.
The high-voltage
battery is not
being charged.
Disconnect the
charging cable
from the 110 Volt
outlet and the
vehicle and plug
it back in. Should
the error occur
again, get expert
assistance from
a qualified elec-
trical installation
specialist.
(1) (2) Lights up An overheating - Let the charg-
Control module display ⇒ fig. 136:
No. Display Meaning Proper re-
sponse
(4) Flashes
of the charging
cable was de-
tected. The high-
voltage battery is
not being
charged. An
overheating can
be caused by:
- A damaged 110
Volt outlet
- Ambient tem-
perature above
113 °F (45 °C)
- A damaged
charging cable
ing cable cool
down.
- Should the
error occur
again, have
charging cable
checked by a
qualified electri-
cal specialist. Go
to an authorized
Volkswagen
dealer or
Volkswagen
service facility for
assistance.
(1) Lights up
The system de-
tected fluctua-
tions in the volt-
age. The high-
voltage battery is
not being
charged
- The charging
process will con-
tinue automati-
cally once the
voltage is stable
again.
- If necessary try
connecting the
cable to another
110 Volt outlet.
- Should the
error occur
again, get expert
assistance from
a qualified elec-
trical installation
specialist.
(4) Flashes
(2) Flashes Excess voltage - Disconnect the