[HandyAndy]

Let's use this nice new set of sensibly-labelled subsections!

Several people have been kept awake at night by the flashing of the Charging LEDs inside the chargeport. No idea why H designed it like this,
what was wrong with the low-brightness blue leds on the dashboard of the original Ioniq 28 & 38?

So I now 3D print a simple cover that clips over the Chargeport-Door-Pillar to stop this nuisance. Details & chit-chat here:
Hyundai Ioniq 5 LED Charging Lights Cover

 

[MIkeS]

Let's use this nice new set of sensibly-labelled subsections!

Several people have been kept awake at night by the flashing of the Charging LEDs inside the chargeport. No idea why H designed it like this,
what was wrong with the low-brightness blue leds on the dashboard of the original Ioniq 28 & 38?

So I now 3D print a simple cover that clips over the Chargeport-Door-Pillar to stop this nuisance. Details & chit-chat here:
Hyundai Ioniq 5 LED Charging Lights Cover

Hate the sub sections - just make sit more awkward to look at my unread posts. Previously, I could just see my unread ones by looking at the highlighted lists. Scrolling through a list of categories is of no help, especially when posts will end up in the wrong categories. There is a very goo d search function to find specific info.

 

[MIkeS]

Let's use this nice new set of sensibly-labelled subsections!

Several people have been kept awake at night by the flashing of the Charging LEDs inside the chargeport. No idea why H designed it like this,
what was wrong with the low-brightness blue leds on the dashboard of the original Ioniq 28 & 38?

So I now 3D print a simple cover that clips over the Chargeport-Door-Pillar to stop this nuisance. Details & chit-chat here:
Hyundai Ioniq 5 LED Charging Lights Cover

Just put the rubber cap from the cable over the lights.

 

[Yaric]

Gorilla duck tape solves everything. No need of high tech stuff like 3d printer needed.

 

[theSeb]

Gorilla duck tape solves everything. No need of high tech stuff like 3d printer needed.

If you can involve a zip tie in your solution, then you have passed the man mechanic test.

 

[TimI]

Gorilla duck tape solves everything. No need of high tech stuff like 3d printer needed.

Scissors and a bit of old plastic sheet such as a food tray does the job better for less.

 

[theSeb]

Scissors and a bit of old plastic sheet such as a food tray does the job better for less.

Or you could just pay HandyAndy £3 (incl p&p) and have something that does not look like a dog's breakfast. Maybe your time is free, but others have better things to do with their time than cutting up old plastic.

 

[TimI]

Or you could just pay HandyAndy £3 (incl p&p) and have something that does not look like a dog's breakfast. Maybe your time is free, but others have better things to do with their time than cutting up old plastic.

I only needed it once, didn't care what it looked like, and wanted it in a hurry. Less than a minute later the lights were covered by a bit of cardboard and my wife had stopped complaining. When we came back from holiday it went back in the recycling bin. Sometimes the simple solution is the best one.

 

[michaelf3]

If you have a 3D printer, download the design from thingiverse.com and print the cover yourself.

 

[MIkeS]