Vehicle is plugged in but charging does not start; charger LEDs show ready/standby with no error code.

Safety first: This is primarily a configuration and connection issue; no need to open the charger.

• Check access mode: In the Hyundai charger app or front panel, verify whether RFID or app authorization is required. Present a valid card or start the session via the app.
• Vehicle settings: On the EV, disable any delayed charging timers or schedules and set charging to immediate.
• Reconnect plug: Unplug and firmly reinsert the Type 2 connector until it clicks. Ensure there is no play in the connection.
• Adjust current limit: Confirm the charger’s maximum current is not set below the vehicle’s minimum requirement (e.g., some EVs may not start below ~6–8 A).
• If still no start and no error: Try another EV or another EVSE to isolate whether the issue is with the Hyundai charger or the vehicle.