USB-C Power Delivery charging not working on Linux

I recently had my laptop serviced, and the motherboard was replaced. I run a dual boot setup with Fedora Linux and Windows. Before the servicing, the USB-C port supported charging on Linux via Power Delivery. However, afterwards, charging via USB-C PD exhibits some peculiar behaviour: - Works fine on Windows - Works fine when laptop is plugged in while powered off - Does not charge on Linux if laptop boots without USB-C plugged in, charging - Charges fine on Linux if laptop was already plugged in before booting (even charges after plugging out and plugging in) To summarise, I have to have the laptop plugged in via a USB-C charger, if I want the laptop to be able to charge for this boot/session, where it will continue to work even if I plug out the USB-C charger and plug it in another time. Clearly Linux still supports charging via USB-C, but cannot initiate the charging if the conditions above aren't met. The result of cat /sys/class/typec/port0/power_role is [source] sink even when plugged in. USB-C accessories still work with the port. What is going on and how can I rectify this issue? Thank you.