Try the following steps:
1. Check the wireless charger: Make sure the wireless charger has been properly connected to the car and is not loose or damaged. You can check whether the cable of the wireless charger is broken or loose.
2. Check the power supply of the wireless charger: Make sure the wireless charger has enough power supply. You can check whether the power plug of the wireless charger is loose or damaged.
3. Check the car system: Make sure the car system is properly connected to the wireless charger. You can check the cables of the car system for looseness or damage.
4. Check the Settings of the wireless charger: If the wireless charger has been correctly set, but there is still no response, you can try to reset the wireless charger.
5. Check the fault code of the wireless charger: If the problem still cannot be solved, you can try to view the fault code of the wireless charger. You can review the fault code manual provided by the manufacturer and follow the instructions in the manual to resolve the problem.
If the above steps do not solve the problem, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer or local auto repair center for help.
1. The charging base or coil is not aligned with the phone or device.
2. There may be dirt or dust on the charging base or coil, resulting in poor contact.
3. The power supply of the charging base or coil is disconnected.
4. Mobile phones or devices do not support wireless charging or need to install a special external charging receiver.
5. The charging base or coil is faulty.
First look at your mobile phone does not support wireless charging, do check the wireless charging fuse