Charge Port Light

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cybertruck-white.png (4.42 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	WHITE: The charge port door is open. Cybertruck is ready to charge and the connector is not inserted, or the charge port latch is unlocked and the connector is ready to be removed.
cybertruck-blue-blinking.png (4.9 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	BLUE, BLINKING: Cybertruck is communicating with the charger but has not started charging or providing power yet (such as when your vehicle is preparing to charge, or when your vehicle is preparing to provide power from the high voltage Battery).
cybertruck-blue.png (4.66 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	BLUE: The charger is connected, but Cybertruck is not charging (such as when scheduled charging is active).
cybertruck-purple-blinking.png (5.06 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	PURPLE, BLINKING: Cybertruck is providing power from the high voltage Battery. The frequency of blinking corresponds to the amount of power that Cybertruck is providing (more frequent blinks correspond to more power being provided). For more information, see Powershare Home Backup.
cybertruck-green-blinking.png (4.73 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	GREEN, BLINKING: Charging is in progress. As Cybertruck approaches a full charge, the frequency of the blinking slows.
cybertruck-green.png (4.57 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	GREEN, SOLID: Charging is complete.
cybertruck-amber-blinking.png (5.02 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	AMBER, BLINKING: Cybertruck is charging at a reduced current because the connector is not fully plugged in.
cybertruck-amber.png (4.68 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	AMBER, SOLID: Cybertruck is not charging because the connector is not fully plugged in. Realign the connector to the charge port and insert fully.
cybertruck-red.png (4.59 KiB) Viewed 52635 times	RED: A fault is detected and charging has stopped. Check the touchscreen for an alert. In some cases, an alert can be easily cleared by unplugging the charge cable, returning it to the charger, then trying again. In other cases (such as a tripped fuse or a faulty charger), you may need to check the power source. If the red light persists, try using a different charger.