WHAT I EXPLAIN IN THIS VIDEO CAN COMPLEMENT BUT NOT REPLACE THE THEORY LESSONS YOU CAN TAKE IN A DRIVING SCHOOL. IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A LICENSE, WATCH THE VIDEO TO STAY UPDATED ON THE RULES OF THE HIGHWAY CODE. ✔️ BUY MY MANUAL: @ ✔️ SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: / guidaoggiandreabrusadin ✔️ BRUM-PATENTI: CONTACT US https://brumpatenti.it ✔️ BRUM DISCOUNT COUPON of € 50 - GUIDAREOGGI50 LINK VIDEO LIGHTS: • THE CAR LIGHTS AND THE DRIVING EXAM ... LINK VIDEO OIL CHECK (FIRST PHASE OF THE DRIVING EXAM): • DRIVING EXAM: FIRST PHASE - EXTERNAL ... INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/guidare_ogg... FACEBOOK: / guidaoggi WARNING LIGHTS AND SYMBOLS – FOR THE THEORY AND DRIVING LICENSE EXAM We will see that the warning light with the battery shown tells us whether the battery is charging or not. But what does charging or not mean? The battery is an energy accumulator, that is, it stores energy and then releases it when needed, such as to start the scooter. Obviously, that will start the engine when we turn the key. But who brings this energy to the battery? A battery charger takes care of it, which we will call alternator, generator or dynamo, and which is made to work by the engine. So the engine that is running makes the alternator work, which will then recharge the battery. When the light is off, it means that the alternator is correctly recharging the battery, and therefore that the battery is in the charging phase. But if the alternator were to fail, the light would come on, to warn us that the battery is no longer in the charging phase, or that the alternator is not recharging it. Let's move on to the next light. Then I will explain the yellow amber light that represents an engine malfunction, that is, something that is wrong with the engine. We can continue to drive, but we will obviously have to take the car to the mechanic as soon as possible, to avoid the risk of things getting worse. We will see the symbol on a yellow light that represents the fuel reserve and that tells us that there is little fuel left in the tank, and it is the same for both petrol and diesel engines or any other fuel. This light, once lit, suggests that we go to the petrol station to fill up, or in any case add fuel to the tank if we do not want to be stranded and have to push the car. Then there is the symbol on a red light that represents the parking brake, often called the handbrake, but which in some cars can be activated with a button or a pedal. The light on obviously tells you that the handbrake is pulled, or activated. If you have to leave, doing so with this light still on is not a good idea, and in fact the light is used to remind us to remove it, or deactivate it, before starting the journey. We will then see the warning light that indicates a malfunction of the braking system, but in some vehicles it is also used in place of the warning light seen a moment ago, to indicate the activation of the parking brake. mainly due to the low level of brake fluid in the reservoir, worn drum brake shoes, or worn pads, if we are talking about disc brakes. Then there is the symbol, which is found on an amber yellow warning light, which represents the device for heating, defrosting and defogging the windshield, which is the glass that is located in front, in front of us. We will see the symbol that is found on an amber yellow warning light and which represents the device, called heated rear window, for heating, defrosting and defogging the rear window, or the rear glass, behind us. I will explain the symbol placed on a red warning light that indicates, if it is on, that the driver, or a passenger has not fastened their seat belt. It is usually combined with an acoustic signal. The penultimate symbol we see is placed on a red warning light, which if on indicates excessive engine coolant temperature. And it integrates, that is, adds to, the coolant temperature indicator. Let's now look at the last warning light. Finally, the red warning light, which if on indicates insufficient engine lubrication oil pressure. If this warning light stays on even though the oil level is correct, it will be a good idea to have the car checked by a mechanic, who will repair the fault. These are the warning lights that are good to know in order to be prepared for the theory test, the first phase of the driving test, and to avoid trouble with the car once you have your driving licence. This is where the video on warning lights and symbols ends. I hope it was useful to you. #warninglights #theorytest #drivingtest