While the vehicle is moving with the engine running, what does it indicate when the generator charge warning lamp stays off?

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The generator (alternator) charge warning lamp, usually identified by a battery icon, comes on when the ignition is turned on with the engine stopped, as a system check. However, once the engine has started and during normal driving, that lamp is required to stay off. This indicates that the generator is turning correctly and producing the electrical energy needed to supply the vehicle's electrical consumers and recharge the battery. If the light came on while driving, it would reveal a fault in the charging system, such as a broken or loose belt or an internal alternator failure.

While the vehicle is moving with the engine running, what does it indicate when the generator charge warning lamp stays off?

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