2020-2024 Skoda Enyaq 4 Door High-voltage system User Manual
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High-voltage system › High-voltage system and high-voltage battery 193  
Restriction  
High-voltage system  
In the following cases, the system does not have to issue a  
warning of an approaching object, or the warning may be issued  
incorrectly:  
High-voltage system and high-voltage battery  
What you should be mindful of  
Warning stickers about high voltage  
If the weather conditions are unfavourable.  
The field of vision of the sensors is limited by an obstacle.  
A very fast approaching object.  
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Settings  
To display the system activation/deactivation menu, do the fol-  
lowing:  
The warning stickers are located on high-voltage components.  
Press the  
button below the Infotainment  
and tap the  
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Warning stickers relating to hot surfaces  
Infotainment screen.  
The warning sticker is located on components that  
can become noticeably warm.  
Select the Exit Indicator menu item.  
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Or:  
Engage reverse gear in the infotainment screen tap the func-  
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tional surface  
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Select the Exit Indicator menu item.  
Troubleshooting  
Message regarding system unavailability  
Switch the ignition off and on again.  
If the system is still not available, seek the help of a specialist  
garage.  
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Contact a specialist company immediately and ensure the  
high-voltage battery is checked.  
DANGER  
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Improper handling of the high-voltage system and battery can  
result in burns, injuries or fatal electric shock.  
NOTICE  
It must always be assumed that the high-voltage battery is  
charged and that the high-voltage system is live. This also ap-  
plies when the electric drive is switched off and the ignition is  
switched off.  
The components of the high-voltage system, e.g. the high-  
voltage cables and the high-voltage battery, neither catch on  
nor touch with the help of objects.  
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In the event of a vehicle with a flat high-voltage battery, there is  
a risk of irreversible damage to the high-voltage battery during  
extended periods of use  
A flat high-voltage battery must be recharged immediately!  
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NOTICE  
If the vehicle is stationary for several months, the high-voltage  
battery can go flat.  
This can lead to the high-voltage battery being damaged at high  
ambient temperatures and a low charge state.  
Always ensure there is a sufficient state of charge with the  
Do not carry out any work on the high-voltage system or the  
high-voltage battery.  
Work on the high-voltage system and the systems influenced  
by it may only be carried out by qualified service technicians.  
Do not open or repair the components of the high-voltage sys-  
tem.  
Do not replace, remove or disconnect the orange high-voltage  
cables.  
Do not open, replace, or remove the cover of the high-voltage  
battery.  
Damage to the vehicle or the high-voltage battery can result in  
the escape of toxic and flammable gases. Open the windows  
to ensure that any gases are vented and exit the vehicle.  
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high-voltage battery!  
If the battery is left standing for long periods in very cold en-  
vironments, the low internal temperature of the high-voltage  
battery can reduce the range and limit the driving performance.  
High Voltage System Overview  
The high-voltage system in the vehicle consists of the following  
main components:  
High-voltage battery  
Power electronics  
Electric motor  
High-voltage air-conditioning compressor  
Charger for the high-voltage battery  
Charging socket  
Orange high-voltage cable and plug  
High-voltage heating system  
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Avoid contact with liquids and gases coming from the high-  
voltage battery.  
In the event of fire, leave the vehicle and stay at a safe dis-  
tance. Inform rescuers about the fact that it is a vehicle with a  
high-voltage battery.» page 31, After an accident.  
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CAUTION  
Touching the floor of the vehicle or an accident may damage the  
high-voltage battery.  
High-voltage system › Charging of high-voltage battery 195  
The high-voltage battery is located under the vehicle floor  
and is not accessible to users.  
Charging of high-voltage battery  
What you should be mindful of  
WARNING  
Troubleshooting  
Danger of life-threatening electric shock, fire hazard, danger of  
Fault in electric drive system  
illuminates  
damage to vehicle.  
Follow the correct procedure for charging.  
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Message regarding fault in the electrical system  
Connect the charging cable to a power outlet that is protected  
from both moisture and liquids.  
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You may continue driving, exercising appropriate caution. Seek  
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Only charge at correctly installed and undamaged sockets and  
at a faultless electrical installation. Have the sockets and elec-  
trical installations checked at regular intervals.  
Never charge in potentially explosive areas. Components of  
the charging cable can cause sparks and thus ignite explosive  
vapours.  
Protect the charging plugs from moisture and liquids.  
Do not carry out work on the vehicle while charging.  
Always remove the charging cable before turning on ignition.  
the help of a specialist garage.  
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illuminates  
Message regarding fault in the electrical system  
Stop driving! Stop the vehicle and switch off ignition.  
Seek the help of a specialist garage.  
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Electrical system overheated  
illuminates together with  
Fit the protective cap and close the battery charging flap.  
Never charge several vehicles at the same time at the mains  
sockets of a fuse circuit.  
Observe the maximum charge capacity of the fuse circuit  
used. If the charging cable is plugged into a socket of the same  
circuit together with other consumers, the circuit may be  
overloaded and the charging process may be interrupted.  
Message regarding overheating in the electrical system  
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Stop driving! Stop the vehicle and switch off ignition.  
Do not top up with coolant!  
Seek the help of a specialist garage.  
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Fault in the engine control system  
illuminates  
WARNING  
Seek the help of a specialist garage.  
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Never use damaged charging plugs or charging cables.  
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NOTICE  
Overview  
When fast charging with direct current (DC), the charging proc-  
ess is carried out using a very high charging current. Frequent  
rapid charging (DC) can permanently reduce the charging ca-  
pacity of the high-voltage battery.  
Charging socket and charging indicator  
Charging indicator  
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B
Charging socket (AC alternating  
Charge the high-voltage battery predominantly with alternat-  
ing current (AC) in the charging range of 7.2 to 11 kW.  
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current)  
Charging socket (DC direct cur-  
rent)  
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NOTICE  
Long periods with the vehicle left standing with a fully charged  
high-voltage battery for several months can lead to a permanent  
reduction in the charging capacity of the high-voltage battery.  
Avoid prolonged vehicle downtimes when the high-voltage  
battery is at a high state of charge.  
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The charging process indicator also helps in illuminating the  
charging socket.  
At very low and very high temperatures, there may be re-  
strictions when charging the high-voltage battery. The charging  
time may be longer.  
Charging indicator  
As the state of charge of the high-voltage battery increases,  
the ability of the high-voltage battery to absorb energy decrea-  
ses. This slows down the charging process.  
A
B
White light illuminates - The vehicle is parked and un-  
locked, the battery flap is open  
Flashes white - The charging plug has been inserted into  
the charging socket and the connection is established be-  
tween the vehicle and the charging point  
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Home charging station (wall box) and universal charging cable  
When charging with a home charging station or when using the  
universal charging cable » page 206, Overview a higher charging  
capacity is achieved than with a normal mains socket. The charg-  
ing time is considerably shortened.  
C
Flashes green - Time-delayed charging is activated, but has  
not started yet.  
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Green light pulsating - high-voltage battery is charging  
Green light glows - high-voltage battery is charged, charg-  
ing process is complete  
For information about purchasing a suitable home charging  
station (Wall box) or universal charging cable, please ask a ŠKO-  
DA partner.  
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Pulses green three times and then red once - as a result of  
a fault, the charging plug is not locked in the charging sock-  
et » page 200, Troubleshooting  
NOTICE  
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Lights up red  
The installation of the home charging station (wall box) must be  
carried out by qualified personnel.  
Charging plug is not locked into the charging sock-  
et » page 200, Troubleshooting.  
No power supply was detected. » page 200, Troubleshoot-  
ing.  
Fault with the charging system of the vehicle » page 200,  
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Before installing the home charging station, ensure the electri-  
cal installation of the house is checked.  
Ensure the electrical installation and the home charging station  
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are checked regularly by qualified personnel.  
Troubleshooting.  
Information label on the battery charging flap  
The sign provides information about the compatibility of the ve-  
hicle's charging components and the charging location.  
Charging  
WARNING  
Risk of electric shock!  
Label of plug type for alternat-  
ing current charging (AC).  
Identification of the connector  
type for charging with direct  
current DC  
Follow the correct procedure for charging. Do not disconnect  
the charging cable during charging.  
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Never use the charging cable with an extension cord, power  
strip, adapter or timer.  
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NOTICE  
Charging options  
To operate the charging station, follow the instructions on the  
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Public charging station (AC alternating current  
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charging station.  
Home Charging Station - Wall box (AC alternating current)  
Fast charging at charging station (DC direct current)  
Charging at a usual mains socket or industrial socket  
Before charging  
Secure the vehicle with the parking brake.  
Switch off the ignition.  
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If the ignition does not necessarily need to be switched on,  
switch it off before charging begins. Leaving the ignition switch-  
ed on can extend the charging time.  
Insert the charging plug for the  
charging cable into the charging  
socket.  
Check whether the charging plug  
is straight and fully inserted in the  
charging socket.  
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Fully unwind the charging station cable.  
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Or:  
Fully unwind the charging cable and connect it to the charger  
socket or to a standard mains socket/industrial socket.  
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The charging plug remains auto-  
matically locked in the charging  
socket.  
Connect the charging cable  
Unlock the vehicle. The battery flap is unlocked.  
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Start the charging process  
Charging starts automatically after connecting the charging ca-  
ble.  
Press on the battery flap to open  
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it.  
Or:  
If necessary, start off the charging process at the charging sta-  
tion.  
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Charging indicator  
The charging indicator on the charging socket pulsates green.  
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The remaining charge time is shown on the instrument cluster  
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display and it flashes.  
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To charge using direct current DC,  
remove the protective cap of the  
charging socket (DC).  
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Charging with alternating current (AC)  
Interrupt the charging process  
Tap the functional surface for immediate termination of the  
charging process in the menu for the charging process setting  
in the infotainment » page 202.  
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The charging process is interrupted. The charging plug remains  
locked in the charging socket.  
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To restart the charging process, tap the functional surface  
again to immediately start the charging process in the infotain-  
ment » page 202.  
Tap the functional surface for immediate termination of the  
charging process in the menu for the charging process setting  
in the infotainment » page 202.  
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End the charging process  
The charging process is ended. The charging plug remains  
locked in the charging socket and must be unlocked by press-  
ing the button on the key.  
Press the button on the key.  
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The charging process is interrupted, the charging plug is un-  
locked for 30 s and can be removed.  
In order to start the charging process again, the charging plug  
must be removed and the charging process then started com-  
pletely from the beginning.  
The charging plug is locked again after 30 s. If the upper bat-  
tery charge limit has not been reached, charging will continue.  
After reaching the upper charging limit, the charging process  
is automatically ended. The charging plug is unlocked in the  
charging socket and can be removed.  
Or:  
To end the charging process at the charging station, follow the  
instructions on the charging station.  
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After the charging process  
The charging plug remains locked in the charging socket and  
must be unlocked by pressing the button on the key.  
If the charging plug is not automatically unlocked or locked  
again after the charging process has been completed, it can be  
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unlocked with the button on the key.  
Disconnect the charging plug from the charging socket.  
Attach the protective cap to the charging socket.  
Close the battery flap.  
Where necessary, disconnect the charging cable from the  
charger or from the mains socket.  
After reaching the upper charging limit, the charging process  
is automatically ended. If the option to automatically release the  
charging cable connector is selected, » page 202, the plug is un-  
locked and remains unlocked. Otherwise it remains locked and  
must be unlocked by pressing the button the key.  
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Charging with direct current (DC)  
End the charging process  
If you leave the charging cable connected after charging us-  
ing alternating current (AC), the high-voltage battery will not be  
discharged by electrical consumers in the vehicle. These con-  
sumers are powered by the charger.  
To end the charging process at the charging station, follow the  
instructions on the charging station.  
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When the charging process is complete, the charging plug is  
automatically unlocked.  
Initial charging and charging for longer service life  
If the high-voltage battery is new or has not been charged for a  
long time, the maximum state of charge of the high-voltage bat-  
Or:  
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tery may only be reached after several charges. This is due to  
technical reasons and does not constitute a malfunction.  
The high-voltage battery is charging.  
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Charging does not start or is cancelled  
A message indicating that no charging is possible is displayed.  
NOTICE  
Danger of irreversible damage to the high-voltage battery.  
Disconnect the charging cable from the vehicle and plug it in  
again.  
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If the vehicle is not used for a long period of time, charge the  
high-voltage battery after a maximum of four months.  
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Or:  
Use another charging option.  
If the charging process does not start or is interrupted again,  
seek the help of a specialist garage.  
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Setting the charging process  
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Adjustments to applications  
The following applications can be used, for example, to set the  
delayed charge (departure time) or the lower battery charge lim-  
it:  
The charging process does not start, the state of charge does  
not increase  
The charging indicator on the charging socket illuminates or pul-  
sates green.  
Charging process » page 202, Overview  
ŠKODA Connect application » page 151, Functionality  
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Check whether the set upper battery charge limit has not yet  
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Prerequisites for starting time-delayed charging  
✓ The vehicle is connected to a charger that supports time-de-  
layed charging.  
been reached the charging process in the main screen for the  
charging process setting in the infotainment » page 202, Over-  
view.  
✓ Time-delayed charging is activated in the application set-  
ting.» page 202, Overview.  
Set a new upper limit and start the charging process again.  
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Or:  
If, after the vehicle has been connected to the charger, the  
state of charge is lower than the set lower battery charge limit,  
the high-voltage battery is charged immediately to the set  
charge limit.  
The charging indicator on the charging socket blinks green.  
Check whether the delayed charging function is not ac-  
tive » page 203, Setting the charging points.  
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Deactivate the function if the charging process should start  
immediately.  
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Troubleshooting  
Or:  
The charging indicator on the charging socket illuminates white.  
The loading process was ended manually.  
Low state of charge of the high-voltage battery  
illuminates  
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Start the charging process again.  
Check whether there is a reduced charging current (AC) is  
possibly not set in the charger (wall box, universal charging ca-  
ble) in the menu for the charging process setting in the info-  
tainment » page 202, Overview.  
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Or:  
The charging indicator on the charging socket blinks white. The  
charging process is being initialized.  
Check whether emergency charging (AC) is not active.  
Wait for the charging process to start.  
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Charging has ended unexpectedly  
Check whether the upper battery charge limit has not been  
reached.  
Or:  
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The charging indicator on the charging socket illuminates red.  
If there is an error message, also check the charging station,  
try another charging station if necessary.  
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Check the following requirements:  
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The charging station or the cable are connected to the mains  
The charging plug is not locked  
The charging indicator in the charging socket pulses green three  
times and then red once.  
and do not display any warnings or error messages.  
You are properly authorized if the charging station requires  
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it.  
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As a result of a fault, the charging plug is not locked in the  
charging socket and the vehicle is emergency charged with a  
significantly lower charging current.  
The cable is connected and properly locked in the charging  
socket.  
The vehicle does not display any error messages relating to  
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the high-voltage system.  
If the problem persists, seek the help of a specialist garage.  
Seek the help of a specialist garage.  
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Or:  
Fast charging with DC is not possible  
A message indicating that no fast-charging is possible is dis-  
played.  
The charging indicator on the charging socket illuminates red.  
Disconnect the charging plug and insert it again into the  
charging socket until it stops.  
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Charge the high-voltage battery using alternating current.  
Seek the help of a specialist garage.  
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If the problem persists, seek the help of a specialist garage.  
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Charging plug cannot be pulled out  
The charging plug is too hot.  
Charging time increases  
If the high-voltage battery is too hot after driving, the charging  
current can be systematically reduced by subsequent charging  
in order to protect the high-voltage battery from overheating.  
This lengthens the charging time.  
Wait until the charging plug has cooled down.  
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Or:  
There is a malfunction in the locking mechanism of the charging  
socket.  
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Disconnect the charging cable by manually unlocking it.  
If the problem persists, seek the help of a specialist garage.  
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Adjust charging in Infotainment  
Overview  
Manual release of the charging plug from the charging socket  
If the charging plug remains locked in the charging socket, after  
charging is completed and the button is pressed proceed as  
follows:  
Check that the charging process is interrupted.  
Open the boot lid.  
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Press the perforated part on the  
right side panel of the luggage  
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compartment with your fingers.  
Pull the perforated part outwards.  
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B
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Charge indicator with pre-set options and information  
Charging points » page 203, Setting the charging points  
Immediate start / cancellation of the charging process  
Estimated time of completion of the charging process  
Applies to AC charging (AC).  
Pull the lug in the direction of the  
arrow to unlock the charging plug.  
Then disconnect the charging plug  
from the charging socket.  
Have the vehicle checked immedi-  
ately by a specialist garage.  
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Activation / deactivation of the reduced charging current  
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Applies to AC charging (AC).  
Activation / deactivation of the automatic release of the  
charging cable connector  
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Charging status of the high-voltage battery  
Information about average consumption and  
range » page 97, Overview  
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Current charging speed  
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Upper limit of battery charging  
Contact a specialist company if problems persist.  
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Time lapse for low tariff  
Automatic unlocking of the charging cable connector  
Activate/deactivate the selected preselection option.  
The preselection option can be renamed according to the  
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Setting the charging points  
By setting the charging points, the departure time and the pre-  
ferred charging points are also set, e.g. at home or at work.  
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Tap on  
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preferred location by tapping the icon  
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The following menu is displayed:  
The charging process is also set in the ŠKODA Connect appli-  
cation » page 151, Functionality.  
Charging cable  
What you should be mindful of  
We recommend that you only use charging cables supplied by  
ŠKODA AUTO. With these, the reliability as well as correct func-  
tionality are guaranteed.  
Select one of the pre-set options for setting the departure  
time.  
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WARNING  
Risk of short circuit as well as serious or fatal injuries!  
Only use a suitable charging cable to charge the high-voltage  
battery.  
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In the displayed pre-selection option, you can use the functional  
surface to set or switch on following menu items:  
NOTICE  
Departure time  
Weekday(s)  
Repeat for the selected weekday(s)  
Interior cooling / heating  
Reduced charging current  
Instant charging up to a certain value  
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Have the charging cable checked regularly by a qualified serv-  
ice technician.  
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Information on the use of the charging cable  
Protect the parts of the charging cable from unwanted stress,  
e.g. from overrunning, falling, pulling, kinking or bending over  
sharp edges.  
When disconnecting from the socket or charger, do not pull  
on the cable but only on the plug.  
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The charging process starts immediately when the state of  
charge of the high-voltage battery falls below the set value.  
Charging up to a certain value  
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After using the charging cable, insert the protective caps.  
Low tariff  
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Protect the parts of the charging cable from intense sunlight  
(the outside temperature must not exceed 50 °C).  
Do not immerse parts of the charging cable in water and en-  
sure it is protected from snow or ice.  
Before charging at cold temperatures, attach the supplied pro-  
tective ring to the charging plug. This protects the plug-charg-  
ing socket connection from freezing.  
Charging cable for charging stations (Mode 3)  
The charging cable can be used to  
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charge vehicles at public AC charg-  
ing stations that do not have an inte-  
grated charging cable.  
Depending on the vehicle equipment  
and charging cable type, charging is  
possible with a maximum charging  
current of 16A or 32A.  
Before driving abroad  
There may be the following country-specific differences in elec-  
trical installations:  
At some charging stations that offer  
charging with a charging current of  
32 A, charging with a cable intended for charging with a charg-  
ing current of 16 A is not possible.  
Type of power sockets in the household and their use in vari-  
ous electrical installations  
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Type of power supply connection including measures in the  
event of malfunctions as well as protective measures against  
electric shock (e.g. earthed network in the EU countries vs.  
isolated network in Norway) » page 206, Functionality  
Stow charging cable  
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Store the charging cables in the stowage compartments for  
cables in the luggage compartment:  
Check whether your charging cable is suitable for the specific  
procedures in places in each country. If you are unclear or have  
questions about the types of plugs and sockets, we recommend  
visiting a ŠKODA service partner.  
Storage compartment for the charging cable » page 232  
Organiser under the variable loading floor » page 239  
Charging cable pocket » page 239  
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Universal charging cable  
Usage  
Charging cable type  
Charging cable for charging stations (Mode 3)  
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Universal charging cable » page 204, Usage  
With the interchangeable universal charging cable, charging is  
possible both at charging stations and at standard mains sock-  
ets/industrial sockets.  
High-voltage system › Universal charging cable 205  
Information on the use of the charging cable  
What you should be mindful of  
Protect the parts of the charging cable from unwanted stress,  
e.g. from overrunning, falling, pulling, kinking or bending over  
sharp edges.  
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We recommend that you only use charging cables supplied by  
ŠKODA AUTO. With these, the reliability as well as correct func-  
tionality are guaranteed.  
When disconnecting from the socket or charger, do not pull  
on the cable but only on the plug.  
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WARNING  
Risk of short circuit as well as serious or fatal injuries!  
After using the charging cable, insert the protective caps.  
Protect the parts of the charging cable from intense sunlight  
(the outside temperature must not exceed 50 °C).  
Do not immerse parts of the charging cable in water and en-  
sure it is protected from snow or ice.  
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Only use a suitable charging cable to charge the high-voltage  
battery.  
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Never use the charging cable with an extension cord, cable  
drum power strip, adapter or timer.  
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NOTICE  
Before driving abroad  
There may be the following country-specific differences in elec-  
trical installations:  
Have the charging cable checked regularly by a qualified serv-  
ice technician.  
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Warning symbols  
Use the charging cable in a temperature range of -30 °C  
Type of power sockets in the household and their distribution  
in various electrical installations  
Type of power supply connection including measures in the  
event of malfunctions as well as protective measures against  
electric shock (e.g. earthed network in the EU countries vs.  
isolated network in Norway) » page 206, Functionality  
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to +50 °C.  
Use the charging cable up to max. 4000m above sea level.  
The charging cable has a switched protective conductor.  
Dispose of the charging cable in accordance with all appli-  
cable disposal regulations.  
Do not use the charging cable together with extension ca-  
bles and cable drums.  
Do not use the charging cable together with a power strip.  
Risk of electric shock if used improperly.  
Check whether your charging cable is suitable for the specific  
procedures in places in each country. If you are unclear or have  
questions about the types of plugs and sockets, we recommend  
visiting a ŠKODA service partner.  
Observe related operating instructions, in particular warn-  
ing and safety instructions.  
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Overview  
On / off button with indicator  
light and function of charge cur-  
rent limitation  
Indicator light power plug (plug-  
ged into the mains socket)  
Indicator light vehicle  
A
B
Interchangeable charging cable  
A
B
Replaceable charging cable con-  
nector  
Plug for connection to the mains  
C
D
E
C
D
E
Indicator light control box  
Charging cable with control box  
Reset button with indicator light  
Plug in the vehicle's charging  
socket  
Charging cable connected to the mains.  
High-voltage battery is charging.  
A illuminates  
A pulsates  
Control box  
F
Stow charging cable  
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Charge current limitation  
The charging current limitation helps in preventing overheating  
of the charging cable for instance.  
Store the charging cable in the stowage compartments for ca-  
bles in the luggage compartment:  
Storage compartment for the charging cable » page 232  
Organiser under the variable loading floor » page 239  
Charging cable pocket » page 239  
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› Hold the button A for maximum 2 s.  
The indicator light flashes green once the charge current value  
has been set B .  
The set reduced value (LOW) is displayed to the left of the  
button A .  
Functionality  
Control box  
The set non-reduced value (HIGH) is displayed to the right of  
the button A .  
Through the control box, the charging plug is de-energised until  
it is plugged into the charging socket of the vehicle.  
The universal charging cable is factory-set to the limited  
charging current. The next time the cable is used, the value set  
last is used.  
When the charging cable is connected to the power outlet, the  
control box automatically carries out a self-test. All warning and  
indicator lights illuminate briefly and go out one after the other.  
Deactivating/activating protective conductor monitoring  
Use the universal charging cable in correctly earthed power sys-  
tems with activated protective conductor monitoring.  
High-voltage system › Universal charging cable 207  
Deactivate protective conductor monitoring if the power supply  
is not grounded:  
Disconnect the replaceable charging cable from the control  
box  
Hold the buttons and until the indicator light flashes six  
times.  
After a second, hold the buttons and again until the indi-  
cator light flashes six times.  
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› Remove screw C .  
› Open the cover cap A .  
› Partially pull out plug B .  
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Activate protective conductor monitoring if the power supply is  
grounded:  
Hold the buttons and until the indicator light flashes six  
times.  
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The indicator lights and  
go out and pulsates green.  
› Close the cover cap A .  
› Pull out the plug B completely.  
Operation  
DANGER  
Risk of death!  
Before handling the cables:  
The charging process for the high-voltage battery has been  
completed  
The charging plug must be removed from the vehicle's charg-  
ing socket  
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The charging cable must be disconnected from the socket  

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