Why does the Wuling Hongguang Mini's green light stay on during charging?
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The green light stays on due to damage in the sampling circuit composed of a voltage regulator tube and a transistor, causing the system to detect the battery voltage as normal or fully charged. Below is relevant information about the Wuling Hongguang Mini's battery: 1. Battery Safety: The Hongguang MINIEV's power battery is backed by robust technology, ensuring multiple layers of safety protection. It features low-temperature preheating technology and battery insulation functions, and has undergone 16 rigorous safety tests. With dust and water resistance reaching IP68 level, it effectively addresses issues like reduced winter range and harsh weather conditions, ensuring safe charging and driving. 2. BMS System: Equipped with a BMS intelligent battery management system, it allows real-time monitoring of battery status via a mobile app, providing users with comprehensive high-level safety protection.
Recently, while driving my Wuling Hongguang Mini, I encountered a situation where the green light stayed on during charging. This is usually a normal signal indicating that charging is complete, as the design specifies that a steady green light means the battery is full. Don’t worry, this isn’t a malfunction. If the green light is on but the car isn’t charging, it might be due to a loose charger connection or aging cables causing looseness—try unplugging and re-plugging it. In daily use, a steady green light after charging should be energy-efficient and safe, but remember to regularly check the battery’s health, such as monitoring progress via a mobile app or inspecting the charging port for dust monthly to prevent poor contact. From my experience, a continuous green light indicates everything is normal; if there’s an abnormality, then visit a service station to check for circuit issues.