Q7 e-tron - it Still thinks it's plugged in

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Hakka

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Hi,
I've had my car for nearly 1 year & love it.
Today i was driving it & a yellow 'plug' icon appeared in the bottom left corner of the Dash.
I pulled over & now the car will not restart as it thinks it is still plugged in to the charger.
Does anyone have any ideas of how to reset it?
Thanks
Hakka
 
Hakka said:
Hi,
I've had my car for nearly 1 year & love it.
Today i was driving it & a yellow 'plug' icon appeared in the bottom left corner of the Dash.
I pulled over & now the car will not restart as it thinks it is still plugged in to the charger.
Does anyone have any ideas of how to reset it?
Thanks
Hakka
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We have same problem, how did you resolve it?
 
Bea lee said:
We have same problem, how did you resolve it?
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No - not yet.
Audi have replaced the socket, checked the wiring and now saying the ECU will have to be changed.
Basically - they don't have a clue & are using me to do their research adn charging me for it.
Audi UK don't care less & have backed away from any help.
I'm now going to have to take this to the Motoring Ombudsman.
 
Hakka said:
No - not yet.
Audi have replaced the socket, checked the wiring and now saying the ECU will have to be changed.
Basically - they don't have a clue & are using me to do their research adn charging me for it.
Audi UK don't care less & have backed away from any help.
I'm now going to have to take this to the Motoring Ombudsman.
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Have you solved problem?
 
Jani Juhola said:
Have you solved problem?
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Hi, thanks to my local Audi dealer the issue has finally been resolved.
Anyone that has the same problem won't like this - the only way to resolve this issue (atm) is to replace the charger ecu (£3100 + fitting).
I'm hoping to get the old ecu back so I can investigate if it's repairable.
 
Hakka said:
Hi, thanks to my local Audi dealer the issue has finally been resolved.
Anyone that has the same problem won't like this - the only way to resolve this issue (atm) is to replace the charger ecu (£3100 + fitting).
I'm hoping to get the old ecu back so I can investigate if it's repairable.
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Thank you! I need tell this to workshop.
 
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