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If the cable should become stuck in the charging station it is recommended to follow the steps below:
Firmly push the cable into the charging station. In most instances this should be sufficient to release
the lock from the connector. You may now attempt to remove the cable from the charging station.
In the event the above does not release the connector, firmly push the cable into the charging
station once again. Disconnect then reconnect the power by switching the RCBO or reconnect and
then disconnect the electric vehicle.
The internal locking mechanism should now have released and the cable should have become freed.
In the event that this does not occur repeat the above process ensuring you firmly push the cable
fully into the charging station socket each time.
BE AWARE in the event of a power outage or switching off of the internal RCBO during charging, the
charge will stop. This may cause the interconnecting cable to remain locked to the charging station,
preventing its removal until power to the unit is re-established.
Service and maintenance
DANGER
Contact with live components can result in serious injuries. There are no user-serviceable items within
the charging station.
Any repair work should only be carried out by a suitably qualified individual. For information on how to
repair the charging station see Guidance for installers.
It is recommended that you test the function of the RCBO once a month by lifting the service window
and pressing the test button. If the RCBO fails its function test you should immediately stop using the
charging station and contact your installer for further assistance.
Cleaning
It is recommended that cleaning of the outside of the charging station should be performed using a
damp cloth and a mild cleaning solution.
CAUTION
Cleaning the charging station with a high-pressure water hose is not permitted and could cause water
build up within the charging station.
The charging station should not be opened and cleaned internally.
