Probable Cause | Remedy |
Charging control lamp does not light up after the ignition |
- Blown fuse
- The lamp
- No contact in connector
- Faulty voltage regulator
| - Replace the fuse
- Replace lamp
- Podozhmite contact
- Replace the voltage regulator
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Charging control lamp does not go out when the engine |
- Not stretched or broken alternator drive belt
- Securely connected or oxidized wire is connected to the battery terminal
- Blown fuse
- Blown fuse
- Faulty alternator or voltage regulator
- Faulty electrical circuit
| - Adjust tension or replace the belt
- Clean and securely connect the cable to the battery terminal
- Replace the fuse
- Replace the fuse link
- Replace the voltage regulator, or generator
- Restore the electrical circuit
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Discharged battery |
- Not stretched or broken alternator drive belt
- Faulty electrical circuit
- Blown fuse
- Defective warning lamp pre-resistor or generator excitation
- Loose connection with "weight"
- Faulty alternator or voltage regulator
- Released battery life
| - Adjust tension or replace the belt
- Restore the electrical circuit
- Replace the fuse link
- Replace faulty components
- Restore the connection with "weight"
- Replace the voltage regulator, or generator
- Replace the battery
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Recharging the battery |
- Faulty voltage regulator
- Faulty electrical circuit
| - Replace the voltage regulator
- Restore the electrical circuit
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