If it's as intuitive as the check engine lights we have today, it could mean anything from a slightly dirty plasma conduit to 'the warp core is mid-breach'.
You know, now that it's being discussed... with all the LCD screens in a modern car, it should show you the problem already instead of that bullshit light.
Geordi: It's nothing to worry about really, Data. If we were on the original NCC-1701, this would be a bigger deal, but on modern models like ours, we can probably safely ignore this for a while.
"... and for some reason the ODB 2 connector is under your console on the bridge, Data. You have to take the ashtray out to get to it." - Geordie, probably
If it's as intuitive as the check engine lights we have today, it could mean anything from a slightly dirty plasma conduit to 'the warp core is mid-breach'.
They better run a level 1 diagnostic to figure it out
I think you mean five lights
zap
You know, now that it's being discussed... with all the LCD screens in a modern car, it should show you the problem already instead of that bullshit light.
Core breach would be a flashing CEL.
Eject the warp core!
Easy there, Shax
The "check dilithium chamber" light has been on since Starbase 34.
Geordi: It's nothing to worry about really, Data. If we were on the original NCC-1701, this would be a bigger deal, but on modern models like ours, we can probably safely ignore this for a while.
The ship has been rearranged in design with both warp core engines aimed in two different angles for maximum efficiency.
I think it means you need to reverse the polarity of something. Or do something with auxillary power.
Better eject the warp core immediately.
If it's anything like my vehicle, they forgot to securely tighten the
gasdilithium cap after refueling.the mass tachyon flow sensor has been acting up again
"... and for some reason the ODB 2 connector is under your console on the bridge, Data. You have to take the ashtray out to get to it." - Geordie, probably
It's clearly an experimental Romulan warship.
Time to realign something or reverse some polarity somewhere.