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CHARGING YOUR MITSUBISHI i
Pacemaker and Defibrillator Warning
Before starting the charge operation or driving the vehicle, check with the electric medical device manufacturer concerning
the effects that charging may have on implantable devices if you use any medical electric devices, such as:
• An implantable cardiac pacemaker
• An implantable cardiovascular defibrillator
The Mitsubishi i is designed to comply with the ICNIRP International Guidelines however customer’s medical devices may not
comply.
Main Drive Battery vs. 12 Volt Battery
If the 12 Volt battery is discharged regardless of the remaining level of the main drive battery,
the vehicle cannot be driven.
The 12 Volt battery provides electricity to numerous devices in the car. Even if the remaining
electricity level of the main drive battery lowers, you can continue to use the lights and wipers.
To avoid the 12 Volt battery from dying please avoid using the headlights, radio, air
conditioning, etc. for a long period of time without the vehicle turned on and the READY light
lit.
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MAIN DRIVE
BATTERY
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12 VOLT
BATTERY
Main Drive Battery
powers the Mitsubishi i, its
heating as well as its air
conditioning.
Major functions run by the
12 Volt battery include:
start up of the power unit,
headlights, power windows,
wipers, cabin lights, audio,
and seat heaters.
Power Down Warning Light
If this warning light illuminates, the power provided by the electric motor will be reduced, the vehicle will only
be able to move at low speeds, and the air conditioning unit shuts off. This warning light will illuminate;
• When the energy level in the main drive battery is near empty
• When temperature of the electric motor unit or the main drive battery is too high or too low
• When voltage of the main drive battery becomes low
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