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EA charger cut me off at 90% - what if I wanted to wait for 100% for a long road trip ?

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I had the same issue with my F-150 Lightning stopping charging at 90%. Here’s what worked for me:

  1. Disconnect the Charger: First, unplug your charger.
  2. Navigate to Charging Settings: On the SYNC screen, go to the Settings menu, then select Charging.
  3. Set One-Time Charge Limit to 100%: In the Charging section, set the one-time charge limit to 100%.
  4. Reconnect the Charger: Plug the charger back in, and it should continue charging up to 100%.
Hope this helps! 🚗🔋
Welcome to the forum, this OLD thread is of a bunch of relatively inexperienced "Ford F150 Lightning EV" owners with a few exceptions ... MME owners, trying to grasp the concepts of Level-2 and DCFC charging conditions & default constraints.
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actually, you can do this while the DC Fast Charger is already charging, simply by changing the 'One Time' charge setting to 100%... or, you may have to do it twice, since it seems to not want to actually 'take' the first try... at least in my experience.

You may be referring to if the charging has already reached 90% and stopped...

also, the driver screen always displays the 'set' Charge setting... such as 'You will reach 90% at 12:8pm', or similar...
 
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