I always thought pressing the button on the UMC while the car is locked (and charging) only re-ignites the charging LEDs momentarily, without affecting the charging process in any way whatsoever. I am even almost certain I tested this a while back.
But recently, I noticed that pressing the button actually interrupts charging. I noticed this while charging at home, using the 14-50 plug. It was early morning, and the car had been charging overnight. I went to the car (no key fob), and just pressed the button. The LEDs turned on, green, and switched to blue immediately. I got a notification on my phone that charging was interrupted. Since I had scheduled charging setup, charging did not resume automatically. I then had to force start charging from the app - all this while, the car was locked, and the UMC remained locked to the charging port.
Can someone check if they see the same behavior? (I want to confirm if this is a s/w change or a defect in my car alone). This is not desired behavior, is it?
But recently, I noticed that pressing the button actually interrupts charging. I noticed this while charging at home, using the 14-50 plug. It was early morning, and the car had been charging overnight. I went to the car (no key fob), and just pressed the button. The LEDs turned on, green, and switched to blue immediately. I got a notification on my phone that charging was interrupted. Since I had scheduled charging setup, charging did not resume automatically. I then had to force start charging from the app - all this while, the car was locked, and the UMC remained locked to the charging port.
Can someone check if they see the same behavior? (I want to confirm if this is a s/w change or a defect in my car alone). This is not desired behavior, is it?
