2009 ZAP XLFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Multi-function Display: Notes

Fig 1: Identifying Multi-function Display
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Panel Description 

  1. Display screen:

    The display screen shows the main battery's capacity, current, discharge power and 12V auxiliary starting battery voltage.

    1. Capacity: Shows residual capacity of main power battery with two digits, such as 01, 02, 0310.
      • 01 means 10% residual capacity,
      • 02 means 20% residual capacity,
      • 03 means 30% residual capacity,
      • and 10 means 100% residual capacity (i.e. similar to a filled up gas tank).
    2. Power: Shows main power battery's power level in Kwh
    3. Current: Show the discharge current value of power battery in Amps
    4. Voltage: Show 12V start battery voltage
  2. Selector Button:

    Q, W, A and V respectively show the power battery's residual capacity, discharge power, current and start battery voltage.

    The four white light LEDs below the selector buttons (red (Q), blue (W), green (A) and yellow (V)) serve solely to brighten LEDs. If:

    • Red point is bright, this shows the capacity value
    • blue point is bright, this shows the power value
    • yellow point is bright, this shows the current value
    • green point is bright, this shows the voltage value
  3. Charging Cue Light/Failure Cue When LED-1 (red light) at H flickers or there is an alarm, it means charging is required
    WARNING: When the vehicle encounters a failure, the LED of multi-function display will alternately show current value and failure code. 
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