Property management plug?

After work this afternoon, I rode an electric car to the carport of the charging pile downstairs. A four-hour charging time is set for the electric vehicle at the socket 10.

At 9 o'clock in the evening, I looked at the charging software of my mobile phone. My electric car stopped only after charging for more than an hour and forty minutes. I set the charge again, and then I read it once and got a refund. I can't charge it. I don't know what happened. It stands to reason that I rode my bike four times a day on my way to and from work, so I shouldn't be fully charged for more than an hour.

At ten o'clock, I went downstairs and saw that my electric car charger plug had been unplugged, and a small white electric car had charged my charging port. At that time, I was very angry and wanted to unplug it, but I didn't do that. I wanted to kick this white electric car a few feet, but I didn't do that either. The child was at home alone. He was very angry and went upstairs to charge.

Then it was exposed in the WeChat group of the unit building. The property manager didn't reply to me, but some residents upstairs and downstairs replied a few words. Some people say that if I cut the thread, some people say that I will expose the owner of this car. . .

This incident makes me feel bad tonight. I think the management of charging piles is still problematic. Even if I find the person who unplugged my charger, what can I do with him? Can he make up for my delayed charging time? Will he be punished?

Think again. At present, electric vehicles are not allowed to charge at home, and flying wires are not allowed to charge. However, the management of charging piles is not perfect and the number of charging piles is small. Otherwise, I think someone will maliciously pull someone else's charger to charge their car, or make trouble maliciously. What should I do?

The problem has been reflected by the property manager in the group, and the property fee has to be paid again this year. Let's see how they view this phenomenon. I don't want to get entangled in this matter. I have experience in charging charging charging piles in the future. If charging at home, pay more attention to safety. It's the only way now.