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My First CCS Charging Session

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Had my first CCS charging session on a 350kwh EVGO. Temps outside was about 50. Started at 11% and ended at 70% 33 minutes later. Peeked at 210. The most alarming thing was the sound the fan makes(I’m assuming it’s the fan) after youre done charging.
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Cooling the battery. usually starts about 10 minutes into charge. Hear it more with 350 units vs 150. i think I’ve only heard the fan once right after charged ended and it wasn’t working as hard as during charge. I’ve assumed this is normal
 

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Had my first CCS charging session on a 350kwh EVGO. Temps outside was about 50. Started at 11% and ended at 70% 33 minutes later. Peeked at 210. The most alarming thing was the sound the fan makes(I’m assuming it’s the fan) after youre done charging.
I experienced the fan running on high after a 350kwh charge this weekend. I agree it was pretty alarming. Sounded like it was turning into a hovercraft about to take off or something.
How long did it run in your situation?
I ended up restarting the vehicle and it was back to normal after that. I don't know if that was a bad thing to do or not? I figured that if the fan needed to run to cool the battery it would resume after the restart. after that I got back on the highway and had air movement from driving to cool the battery if was needed.
 
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I experienced the fan running on high after a 350kwh charge this weekend. I agree it was pretty alarming. Sounded like it was turning into a hovercraft about to take off or something.
How long did it run in your situation?
I ended up restarting the vehicle and it was back to normal after that. I don't know if that was a bad thing to do or not? I figured that if the fan needed to run to cool the battery it would resume after the restart. after that I got back on the highway and had air movement from driving to cool the battery if was needed.
IIRC it continued on 10 minute drive home and I didn’t check after that. It was very loud tho. I do recall another time when the fan was on and I turned truck off and came back a couple minutes later and it was off.
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