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Normal charging-system operation, with no fault warning.
Normal charging-system operation, with no fault detected by that lamp. It does not by itself prove that every electrical component is perfect. If it stays on or comes on while driving, follow the manufacturer’s instructions: the alternator, regulator or wiring may be faulty. A defective lamp might not warn of a fault, so this scenario specifies a working lamp.
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Normal charging-system operation, with no fault warning.
That the generator must be disconnected.
That no electrical current flows in the vehicle.
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