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If your Ford Transit wireless charging pad is not functioning properly, the first step is to confirm that your phone is compatible with the Qi standard, which is what this charger uses. Then, attempt to adjust the position of your phone on the charging pad to establish a better connection. If these troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue, the next step is to inspect the fuse connected to the wireless charger. A damaged fuse can lead to a lack of power reaching the charging pad. If the fuse is intact, check the connections of the charging pad by removing it and ensuring that the wires on the back are firmly attached.
Some 2018-2020 Transit Connect vehicles manufactured on or after September 27, 2018, might have an issue where the wireless charging system appears to be not working for customers. These vehicles come with a mobile device holder that has a rubber mat displaying wireless charging symbols, but they may not actually have the wireless charging feature. This discrepancy could be because the vehicle was ordered without the wireless charging option. To check if the vehicle indeed has wireless charging, remove the rubber mat and see if the surface underneath has a rectangular depression shaped like a charger. If the surface is completely flat, it means the vehicle does not have wireless charging. It's not an error in the manufacturing process, so there is no need to file a claim for this situation.
Hey there! If the wireless charging pad in your Ford Transit isn't working, start by confirming that your phone and the charging pad are compatible. The issue may be due to faulty wiring or a blown fuse.
Could you let me know where I can find the fuse number for the wireless charging pad? I couldn't locate it in the owner's manual.
How about this: Concentrate on the fourth-generation Ford Focus.