Description of problem:
Battery and Settings popup (that shows upon a click on the battery icon in the system tray) does not save/show the correct power profile. 
This popup window has a power selection bar that offers 3 power profile options: Power save, Balanced and Performance. When a user clicks any of them, the selection apparently applies (CPU frequencies and fan speeds change), but the bar selection flickers several time and does not respect the selection. After some time, if one clicks the battery icon again, the same selection bar might show the correct power profile, but most of the time the bar stays in its original state. I'm not sure it even changes it always.
Interestingly, in the settings app (Settings - Power Management - Energy Saving - (On AC Power/On Battery) - Power Management profile (enabled) - Switch to Power Save/Balanced/Performance - OK) everything works perfectly; the selection in the drop-down list is being applied and saved correctly every time.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 
reproduced on all KDE-powered Fedora versions that I've tried so far:
- Fedora 37 Workstation;
- Fedora Silverblue 39 Rawhide Gnome Silverblue-ostree-x86_64-Rawhide-20230303; 
- Fedora Silverblue 39 Rawhide Kinoite Fedora-Kinoite-ostree-x86_64-Rawhide-20230303.

How reproducible:
Every time upon a click on the battery icon in the status bar.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Click the battery icon in the status bar tray.
2. In the Battery and Brightess popup window, click any different option on the Power Profile selection bar.

Actual results:
The status bar should have displayed the new power profile selection, but it just flickers several times and keeps showing the same setting. At the same time, the new power profile selection will likely be applied, as the CPU and Fan speeds may change. 

Expected results:
The status bar changes its display accordingly with the power plan selected by user input.

Additional info:
Platform: Intel Tiger Lake 11th Gen 1165G7 powered Thinkpads 

Please revise the component name, possibly wrong one indicated.