Charging Proximity Circuit Voltage High Input
The charging control system detected an out-of-bounds voltage on the charge port plug proximity detection line. This breaks the safety loop that verifies the charging gun is fully locked in, locking out charging to prevent arc damage.
Estimated Cost
$380
Repair Time
1-2 hours
Difficulty
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DIY-Friendly Repair
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Step-by-Step Fix Instructions
- 1
Inspect charge port receptacle for rocks, ice, or bent terminal pins.
- 2
Check the charging cable latch hook physically depresses the internal microswitch.
- 3
Spray electronic contact cleaner on the male charging pins to flush dust.
- 4
Check low-voltage charging harness grounding point inside rear interior panel.
- 5
Test electrical resistance across the charge port microswitch pins with a multimeter.
- 6
Replace the entire integrated charge port socket and internal locking actuator.
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