ePowertrain Telltales
Telltales and messages appear on the driver display. The positions of the telltales vary, but most use standard symbols.
The colors of telltales indicate the hazard level as follows: red (warning), amber (caution), green (normal function), blue (active status), grey (passive status), white (informational).
The colors of messages indicate the hazard level as follows: red (warning), amber (caution), grey (informational). See Table .
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Note: For information on the features
that use these telltales, see chapters 10 and 19.
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Table 2, ePowertrain Telltale Lamps and Messages
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Telltale |
Color |
Description |
Related Messages |
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Blue |
Charger Connected to Vehicle |
A flashing telltale indicates the vehicle is actively charging. Solid illumination indicates the desired state of charge has been reached and that the charger is connected to the vehicle. |
When a charging coupler is plugged into the vehicle, the vehicle's ability to drive is inhibited. |
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Blue |
Powertrain Active |
Signals that the ePowertrain is activated and the vehicle is ready to drive. |
If a door is opened when the parking brake is disengaged and the powertrain is active, a popup appears. |
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Amber |
Low-Voltage Battery Problem |
A low-voltage battery problem has been detected. |
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Red |
Low-Voltage Battery Failure |
The low-voltage batteries have failed or cannot be detected. |
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White |
High-Voltage Battery Charge Normal Operation |
The high-voltage batteries have a high enough charge to operate the vehicle. |
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Amber |
High-Voltage Battery Charge Low |
Indicates an state of charge warning is active. Turn off unneeded features drawing power. Drive the vehicle for 30-60 minutes, or manually charge the low-voltage batteries. |
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Amber |
High-Voltage Battery Problem |
Indicates a non-critical battery fault, such as one of the high-voltage batteries going offline or nearing end-of-life. Take the vehicle in for service. |
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Red |
High-Voltage Battery Failure |
A thermal event has been detected inside a high-voltage battery. Bring the vehicle to a safe stop, apply the park brake, turn the keyswitch to off, and exit the cab within the next five minutes. If there is time, press in the eStop button. |
The vehicle must be on for the high-voltage battery thermal event detection system to be active. |
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Amber |
ePowertrain problem |
A high-voltage battery or ePowertrain problem has been detected. A derate program has been activated or the driving range has been reduced. Take the vehicle in for service. |
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Red |
ePowertrain Error |
A high-voltage battery or ePowertrain problem has been detected. Stop immediately. |
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Amber |
eDrive problem |
An eDrive problem has been detected |
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Red |
eDrive error |
And eDrive error has been detected |
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