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The DC charging connector is not properly connected to the vehicle.
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Check the connection status of the DC charging connector and be sure that it is locked.
If the DC charging does not start, even though the DC charging connector is securely
connected, there may be a malfunction with the DC charger or charging system.
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The DC charging connector is not securely locked.
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If there is a malfunction with the DC charger, contact the charging station manager.
If there is not a malfunction with the DC charger, there may be a malfunction in the
system. Contact your Toyota dealer.
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Error is detected by the DC charger or vehicle’s system check.
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There may be a malfunction with the DC charger or charging system.
If there is a malfunction with the DC charger, contact the charging station manager.
If there is not a malfunction with the DC charger, there may be a malfunction in the
system. Contact your Toyota dealer.
If the EV system can not be started, contact your Toyota dealer.
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The DC charger power goes off.
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Contact the charging station manager and check the power status.
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Traction battery is already fully charged
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When the traction battery is fully charged, DC charging cannot be performed.
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AC charging connector is also connected.
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DC charging and AC charging can not be performed together.
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The EV system is started.
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When the EV system is started, DC charging cannot be started.
Also, if the shift position is not in P, DC charging cannot be performed.
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The upper limit of the charge capacity is lower than the remaining charge of the traction
battery
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Set the upper limit of the charge capacity to a value higher than the current remaining
charge of the traction battery, and then perform the charging procedure again.
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DC charging was repeatedly performed
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After waiting a few minutes after starting the EV system, stop the EV system and perform
charging again.
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