What should you do if the starter battery or living area battery isn’t charging when operating on 230 V?

You have connected your vehicle to 230 V shore power and the starter battery or living area battery is not being charged. What can you do to rectify this error?

Please check the various causes:

1. Jumbo flat fuse on the starter battery or living area battery defective
   Please replace the defective jumbo flat fuse on the starter battery or living area battery. Please refer to your operating instructions for the exact position of the fuse. You will also find instructions on how to replace the fuses in your operating instructions.

2. No mains voltage available
   Please check the circuit breaker (fuse box) and switch the circuit breaker back on if necessary. Please refer to your operating instructions for the exact position of the circuit breaker within your vehicle.

3. Electric block is overheated
   Please check whether the ventilation of the electric block is unobstructed; the ambient temperature may also be too high. Allow the electric block to cool down.

4. Too many loads switched on
   Please switch off loads that you do not need and thus reduce power consumption.

5. Charging module in the electric block defective
   If the charging module is defective, please contact your dealer. You can find an overview of your nearest retailer in our dealer search.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact your sales partner. You can find an overview of all Carado dealers easily and conveniently in our dealer search.