This guide covers common screen states for MFG EV Power chargers. Screens may vary by charger model and firmware version.
When you pull up to a MFG EV Power charger, the screen tells you what the station is doing and what it needs from you. Understanding these screens saves you time and helps you avoid unnecessary frustration. Here is what to expect at each stage of a MFG EV Power charging session.
Getting started
To start a charging session at a MFG EV Power charger, you have a few options:
- App: Open the MFG EV Power app, select the charger, and start the session from your phone. The charger screen will update once it receives the command.
- Contactless payment: Tap your credit or debit card on the card reader. The charger will authorize payment and let you plug in.
Common screen states
Every charging session moves through a series of states. Here is what each one means on a MFG EV Power charger.
Idle / Available
The charger is ready to use. You will typically see a welcome screen or a prompt to authenticate. On MFG EV Power chargers, this means the station is free and waiting for you to start a session.
Authorizing / Waiting for payment
The charger is verifying your payment or identity. This usually takes a few seconds. If you are using the MFG EV Power app, make sure the session has been initiated before plugging in.
Preparing / Connecting
The charger has recognized your payment and is waiting for the cable to be connected. Plug in the connector firmly until you hear a click. The screen will update once the car and charger start communicating.
Charging in progress
Energy is flowing to your battery. The screen typically shows your current charge rate (kW), energy delivered (kWh), session duration, and estimated cost. MFG EV Power chargers can deliver up to 300 kW, but your actual speed depends on your car, battery temperature, and state of charge.
Charge complete
Your car has stopped drawing power, either because it reached your charge limit or because the battery is full. Unplug the cable and move your car promptly. Some networks charge idle fees if you stay connected after charging finishes.
Error / Fault
Something went wrong during the session. Common causes include a loose connector, a communication timeout between the car and charger, or a payment issue. Try unplugging and reconnecting. If the error persists, try a different stall or contact support.
Out of service
The charger is offline and cannot start new sessions. This could be due to maintenance, a hardware fault, or a network issue. Check the app for nearby alternatives or try another stall at the same location.
Payment options
MFG EV Power supports the following payment methods:
- app
- contactless
The approximate ad-hoc DC charging price is around 0.55 EUR/kWh. Subscription plans or roaming cards may offer different rates. Always check the screen or app for the exact price before starting.
Connectors available
MFG EV Power chargers typically offer these connector types:
- CCS2
Check your car's charging port to make sure you grab the right cable. Most modern EVs in Europe use CCS2 for DC fast charging and Type 2 for AC charging.
Where MFG EV Power operates
MFG EV Power has chargers in 1 countries:
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