The wireless charging of the Volkswagen ID.3 mobile phone needs to be set up through the in-car entertainment system. First of all, you need to ensure that your mobile phone supports the wireless charging function, and turn on the wireless charging of the mobile phone, and then go to the Settings menu of the vehicle, select \"wireless charging\" to enable the function.
At this point, you need to place the phone near the dedicated wireless charging area in the car to ensure that the phone is in full contact with the charging pad.
When the phone starts charging, the on-board system will notify you that the charging has started, and you can check the charging status on the charging area where the phone is placed.
If the green light appears above the charging pad, it means that the phone is charging, and when the green light turns blue, it means that the charging has been completed.
You can set up the wireless charging function of your Volkswagen id3 phone by following the steps below.
First, make sure your phone supports wireless charging.
Next, go to your phone's system Settings and find the wireless charging option. Make sure wireless charging is turned on and choose a compatible wireless charger.
Align your phone with the wireless charger, make sure the charging indicator lights up and start charging wirelessly. Please note that wireless charging may take longer to charge, so please be patient and wait for the charging to complete.
The wireless charging of the Volkswagen ID3 mobile phone can be set through the Settings on the control screen in the center of the vehicle. First of all, you need to ensure that the vehicle is equipped with Qi wireless charging. Then, find your phone's wireless charging option in Settings and turn it on. After that, the mobile phone that supports Qi wireless charging can be placed in the charging area of the car to start wireless charging. It should be noted that the back protective shell of the phone needs to be closed when wireless charging to ensure the smooth transmission of wireless charging signals.