Body Electrical System
Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
Wireless Charging System Troubleshooting| Symptom | Inspection Item | Inspection |
| Not charging | Check the status of the mobile phone | P-1 |
| Yellow LED flashing | overcurrent | P-2 |
| Overheating | P-2 | |
| Foreign object | P-2 |
P-1. Check the operation of the wireless charging system.
- If the mobile phone placement is not detected
- If the internal temperature of the mobile phone battery is high, the mobile phone automatically turns off its power.
- If the mobile phone was outside the charging zone
- If the mobile phone was placed on the charging pad with the LCD side facing up (if the phone was flipped over)
- If the mobile phone was rotated 180°
- Make sure the yellow wireless charging indicator LED illuminates when the mobile phone is in normal condition and correctly positioned.
- Overcurrent: Charging stops when overcurrent exceeds 4.5 A.
- The overcurrent error status will be reset when the current drops below 4.5 A or when ACC is turned off and on.
- Overheating: The device automatically shuts off when the internal temperature of the wireless charging unit exceeds 158°F (70°C).
- The error status will be reset when the internal temperature of the wireless charging unit drops below 149°F (65°C).
- Foreign objects: When metallic objects such as coins, paper clips and precious metals are detected, charging will be stopped to prevent overheating.
- The error status will be reset after the foreign object is removed.
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