Driving and operating -> Charging for Your Vauxhall Grandland X SUV 2020

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Driving and operating  
The counting of driving time alert is  
reset when the ignition has been  
switched off for a few minutes.  
The driver drowsiness detection is  
reinitialised when the ignition has  
been switched off for a few minutes or  
the speed remains below 40 mph for  
a few minutes.  
Charging  
9 Warning  
Driver drowsiness detection  
Persons with a pacemaker should  
consult a doctor for possible  
precautions.  
The system monitors the driver's level  
of vigilance. A camera at the top of the  
windscreen detects variations in  
trajectory compared to the lane  
markings. This system is particularly  
suited to fast roads (speed higher  
than 40 mph).  
If the trajectory of the vehicle  
suggests a certain level of  
drowsiness or inattention by the  
driver, the system triggers the first  
level of alert. The driver is notified by  
a message and an audible signal is  
given.  
System limitations  
In the following situations, the system  
may not operate properly or even not  
operate at all:  
This section explains the process of  
charging the vehicle's high voltage  
battery.  
While the charge cord is plugged into  
the vehicle, the vehicle cannot be  
driven.  
poor visibility caused by  
inadequate lighting of the  
roadway, falling snow, heavy  
rain, dense fog etc.  
dazzle caused by headlamps of  
an oncoming vehicles, low sun,  
reflections on damp roads,  
leaving a tunnel, alternating  
shade and light etc.  
After three first level alerts, the  
system triggers a new alert with a  
message, accompanied by a more  
pronounced audible signal.  
In certain driving conditions (poor  
road surface or strong winds), the  
system may give alerts independent  
of the driver's level of vigilance.  
windscreen area in front of the  
camera covered by dirt, snow,  
stickers etc.  
no lane markings detected or  
multiple lane markings due to  
roadworks  
close vehicles ahead  
winding roads or narrow roads  
 
Driving and operating  
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Charging at domestic electrical  
outlets  
9 Warning  
Do not carry out any works in the  
engine compartment during  
charging.  
Start charging  
9 Warning  
The vehicle can be charged at  
domestic electrical outlets. Charging  
an empty high voltage battery at a  
domestic electrical outlet takes  
approx. 7 hours.  
Only use a domestic electrical  
outlet which is properly grounded  
and protected by a 30 mA  
differential switch.  
Only use a domestic electrical  
outlet protected by a circuit  
breaker adapted to the amperage  
of the electrical circuit.  
Have a qualified electrician check  
the electrical installation to be  
used. The installation has to be in  
compliance with national  
standards and compatible with the  
vehicle.  
A portable charge cord used to  
charge the vehicle high voltage  
battery is stored under the rear floor  
storage cover in the load  
2. Push the rearward edge of the  
charge port door in and release to  
open the door.  
compartment.  
1. Shift into P and switch off the  
vehicle.  
When using a dedicated domestic  
electrical outlet, have it installed  
by a qualified electrician.  
Make sure that the electrical  
outlet, the plug and the cable do  
not support the weight of the  
control box.  
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3. Open the tailgate. Lift the rear  
floor storage cover and remove  
the charge cord.  
Once charging, the vehicle plug will  
be locked to the charge port and  
cannot be disconnected while  
charging is active. - indicator  
illuminates.  
4. Plug the charge cord into the  
domestic electrical outlet.  
Verify the charge cord status.  
Charge cord 3 198.  
Stop charging  
9 Warning  
After the end of the charging  
progress:  
Make sure the charge port door  
The start of charging is indicated by  
the green flashing of the status  
indicator at the charge port and at the  
control box of the charge chord.  
is closed.  
Always disconnect the charge  
cord from the domestic  
electrical outlet.  
Avoid any entry of water into  
the charge port of the vehicle,  
the vehicle plug of the charge  
cord and the domestic  
5. Plug in the vehicle plug of the  
charge cord into the charge port  
on the vehicle.  
electrical outlet.  
The battery is fully charged if the  
status indicator on the charge port  
illuminates green.  
Charging status 3 198.  
1. Unlock the vehicle before  
removing the vehicle plug from  
the charge port.  
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If the vehicle is already unlocked,  
lock the vehicle and unlock it  
again.  
2. Select Charge.  
Charging at wallboxes and public  
charging stations  
When charging at a wallbox / public  
charging station, follow the  
instructions for the use of the wallbox /  
public charging station.  
3. Press /.  
4. Enter a start time for loading.  
5. Press OK.  
6. Plug in the vehicle.  
Charging 3 194.  
Programmable charging  
By default, charging starts as soon as  
the vehicle plug of the charge cord is  
plugged into the charge port of the  
vehicle. It is also possible to schedule  
charging using the Colour Info  
Display.  
2. Disconnect the vehicle plug from  
the charge port within 30 seconds.  
3. Close the charge port door by  
pressing firmly in the centre to  
latch properly.  
4. Disconnect the charging cord  
from the domestic electrical  
outlet.  
7. Within 1 minute, press b to  
activate programmable charging.  
1. Press m.  
 
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Programmable charging 3 197.  
Charging status  
A charging fault has occured if the  
vehicle is plugged in and the charging  
status indicator is off.  
Further charging status indicators are  
located on the control box of the  
charge cord.3 198.  
Charge cord  
9 Danger  
The status indicator illuminates blue  
indicating that programmable  
charging is active.  
There is a risk of electric shock  
that may cause personal injury or  
death.  
Do not use the charge cord if any  
part of the charge cord is  
damaged.  
If the vehicle is plugged in and the  
ignition is switched off, the charging  
status indicator indicates the  
following:  
Illuminates white: welcome  
lighting when charge port door is  
opened  
Do not open or remove the charge  
cord cover.  
Illuminates green: charging  
Service by qualified personnel  
only. Connect the charge cord to a  
properly grounded outlet with  
cords that are not damaged.  
complete  
Flashes green: high voltage  
battery charging  
Illuminates red: charging fault  
Illuminates blue: programmable  
charging active  
   
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When outdoors, plug into an  
Important information about  
electrical outlet that is weather-  
portable electric vehicle charging  
proof while in use.  
Charging an electric vehicle can  
stress a building's electrical  
system more than a typical  
household appliance.  
Mount the charging cord to  
reduce strain on the electrical  
outlet / plug.  
Before you plug in to any  
electrical outlet, have a qualified  
electrician inspect and verify the  
electrical system (electrical  
outlet, wiring, junctions and  
protection devices) for heavy-  
duty service at a 10 A continuous  
load.  
Electrical outlets may wear out  
with normal usage or be  
damaged over time, making them  
unsuitable for electric vehicle  
charging.  
Check the electrical outlet / plug  
while charging and discontinue  
use if the electrical outlet / plug is  
hot, then have the electrical  
outlet serviced by a qualified  
electrician.  
9 Warning  
Improper use of portable electric  
vehicle charge cords may cause a  
fire, electrical shock, or burns, and  
may result in damage to property,  
serious injury, or death.  
A portable charge cord used to  
charge the vehicle high voltage  
battery is stored under the rear floor  
storage cover in the load  
compartment 3 194. The charge cord  
is compatible with the domestic  
electrical outlet of the respective  
country. It includes a control box with  
charging status indicators.  
If the vehicle is to be used abroad,  
check whether the wall plug of the  
charge cord is compatible with the  
local electrical outlets. If a different  
charge cord is needed, consult a  
workshop.  
Do not use extension cords,  
multi-outlet power strips,  
splitters, grounding adaptors,  
surge protectors, or similar  
devices.  
Do not use an electrical socket  
that is worn or damaged, or one  
that will not hold the plug firmly  
in place.  
Do not immerse the charging  
chord into any liquid.  
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7 Charge  
Do not use an electrical socket  
that is not properly grounded.  
Do not use an electrical socket  
that is on a circuit with other  
electrical loads.  
Illuminates green: Charging is  
complete.  
Flashes green: High voltage  
battery is not fully charged.  
Charging process is going on or  
programmable charging is active.  
9 Warning  
+ Fault  
Illuminates red: Fault.  
Read all the safety warnings and  
instructions before using this  
product. Failure to follow the  
warnings and the instructions may  
result in electric shock, fire, and /  
or serious injury.  
Never leave children unattended  
near the vehicle while the vehicle  
is charging and never allow  
children to play with the charge  
cord.  
If the plug provided does not fit the  
electrical outlet, do not modify the  
plug. Arrange for a qualified  
electrician to inspect the electrical  
outlet.  
Check whether the connections  
to the charge port and to the  
electrical outlet are correct. Make  
sure that the electrical installation  
and the charge cord are not  
damaged.  
1. Vehicle plug  
2. Status indicators  
3. Wall plug  
If no status indicator comes on, verify  
the circuit breaker of the electrical  
outlet:  
Charge cord status indicators  
After plugging in the charge cord, it  
will perform a quick self test and all  
status indicators come on for a  
moment. Verify the status:  
If the circuit breaker has broken,  
contact a qualified electrician to  
verify the compatibility of the  
electrical installation and repair it.  
! Power  
Illuminates yellow: Connection  
has been established. The  
charge cord is ready to charge  
the vehicle.  
If the circuit breaker has not  
broken, the charge chord may be  
defective. Do not use the charge  
chord and contact a workshop.  
Do not put fingers into the electric  
vehicle connector.  
Driving and operating  
Caution  
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Grounding instructions  
Fuel  
This product must be grounded. If this  
product should malfunction or break  
down, grounding provides a path of  
least resistance for electric current to  
reduce the risk of electric shock. This  
product is equipped with a cord that  
has a grounding conductor. The plug  
must be plugged into an appropriate  
outlet that is properly installed and  
grounded in accordance with all local  
codes and ordinances.  
Fuel for petrol engines  
Do not use fuel or fuel additives  
that contain metallic compounds  
such as manganese-based  
additives. This may cause engine  
damage.  
Caution  
Only use unleaded fuel that complies  
with European standard EN 228 or  
E DIN 51626-1 or equivalent.  
The engine is capable of running with  
fuel that contains up to 10% ethanol  
(e.g. named E10).  
Use of fuel with a lower octane  
rating than the lowest possible  
rating could lead to uncontrolled  
combustion and engine damage.  
9 Warning  
Improper connection of the charge  
cord ground may cause electrical  
shock. Check with a qualified  
electrician if there is doubt as to  
whether the charge circuit is  
The engine specific requirements  
regarding octane rating are given in  
the engine data overview 3 260. A  
country-specific label at the fuel filler  
flap can supersede the requirement.  
In certain countries, the use of a  
particular fuel, e.g. a specific octane  
rating, may be required to ensure  
proper engine operation.  
Use fuel with the recommended  
octane rating. A lower octane rating  
can reduce engine power and torque  
and slightly increases fuel  
properly grounded. Do not modify  
the plug provided with the product.  
If it will not fit the electrical outlet,  
have a proper electrical outlet  
installed by a qualified electrician.  
consumption.