What are the manifestations of charging failure in Wuling Hongguang Mini?
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Wuling Hongguang Mini charging failure manifests as the battery continuously displaying a charging state, and the power level remains fixed at a certain value. Generally, this situation can only be resolved by handing it over to a 4S shop. Below are precautions for charging the Wuling Hongguang Mini: Correct charging time: Electric vehicles require longer times to replenish energy. If using a home charging pile, it takes nearly 8 hours to fully charge, while a fast charging pile takes about 40 minutes to charge up to 80%. Develop a habit of frequent charging and avoid waiting until the battery is too low before charging. Avoid over-discharging the battery: Over-discharging the battery can reduce its lifespan. Although the battery pack is designed with a protection system, frequently driving the vehicle until the "red light" appears will affect the battery pack's longevity.
I've been driving the Wuling Hongguang Mini for over a year, and the charging issues are quite noticeable. The most common problem is when I plug in the charging cable, the indicator light either doesn't come on at all or keeps flashing, unlike the steady display during normal charging. The charging speed becomes unusually slow—for example, what usually takes three hours to fully charge suddenly drags on for five or six hours and only reaches half, with charging stopping automatically midway. The dashboard then shows error messages like 'charging connection failed' or an 'E05' code. Sometimes, the charger makes a buzzing noise and gets extremely hot—so hot to the touch that I have to unplug it immediately to avoid risks. If the charging cable isn't plugged in securely, the car will warn of poor contact or repeated interruptions, and the app might receive a fault notification. In summary, these issues include no response, slow charging, abnormal charging stops, and overheating equipment, all of which affect daily use. It's best to check the charging environment or visit a service center promptly.
As a Wuling Hongguang Mini owner, I can share some signs of charging malfunctions. After inserting the charging gun, the charging port indicator either doesn't light up or flashes erratically, unlike the regular pattern changes during normal charging. During the charging process, you may notice slower speeds or sudden interruptions, with the APP displaying connection issues such as charging failure or unrecognized errors. Sometimes, public charging stations show no response when plugged in, requiring multiple attempts, or warning lights like 'socket not connected' appear on the dashboard mid-charging. I once experienced an automatic charging stop while parked, despite the battery not being fully charged, and found it was due to cable contact issues. Overall symptoms include abnormal indicator lights, APP alerts, speed fluctuations, and unexpected interruptions—these are observable daily issues, so it's advisable to pay attention to charging station quality.
