Title Page

  • Site / Address:
  • Technician:

  • Conducted on

  • Serial number:

  • Charger version:

  • Customer:

  • Vehicle:

1. Photos of the charger

  • Photo of charger

  • Photo inside of charger body

  • Photo inside of front of charger

  • Photo inside of front of charger

  • Photo of cover

  • Photo of body

  • Photo of the Serial number, if visuable

WallBox Checks

  • 2.1 Is the status LED on?<br>(Check electric installation and Molex, also if <br>there is any LED on inside)

  • 2.2 What is the color of the status LED? (review section 5.2. of the Annex)

  • 2.3 Is possible to synchronize with Wallbox APP?

  • 2.4 Charger appears on nearby devices? (check in the Bluetooth settings of the mobile (Android) or BLE Scanner 4.0 App (Apple))

  • 2.5 Is it connected to internet?

  • 2.6 Is the WallBox making any noise or buzzing?

  • 2.7 In what position is the current selector?

  • Current selector pic

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2.8 In which state are the LEDs on the carrier

  • In which state are the LEDs on the Carrier (CR)

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LED Lights

  • Power LED (Normally on)

  • LED301 RED LED (EPROM) (Normally blinking)

  • LD302 RED LED (EPROM) (Normally off, if blinking count the number of blinks and make a video)

  • LD303 RED LED (EPROM) (Normally blinking)

  • LED 201 GREEN (RPI) (Normally slow blink. When fix check the RPI)

In which position are the switches on the Carrier (CR)?

  • CAN BUS

  • RS485 (Does not apply for Rev A)

Electric Installation

Electric Installation

  • Single-Phase

  • Bi-Phase

  • Tree-Phase

  • IT

  • TT/TN

  • MCB (A)

  • RCD (Type)

  • Other:

  • Earth resistance of the charger instalation: (Some EV car models do not accept more than 150 Ohm). Ohm

Voltage measurements on the charger: (review section 5.1. of the Annex) The measurements in 3.2.1 and 3.2.2 must be carried out with power supply to the charger!

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1 Measurements on the power supply of the charger.

  • N-PE (0Vac)

  • N-L1 (230Vac)

  • N-L2 (230Vac)

  • N-L3 (230Vac)

  • PE-L1 (230Vac)

  • PE-L2 (230Vac)

  • PE-L3 (230Vac)

  • CP-PE (12Vdc) (12V in case no error is detected by the charger, as it would measure -12V)

2 EVgun mesures: (connect a cable to the charger) (review section 5.3. of the Annex)

  • N-PE (0Vac)

  • N-L1 (230Vac)

  • N-L2 (230Vac)

  • N-L3 (230Vac)

  • PE-L1 (230Vac)

  • PE-L2 (230Vac)

  • PE-L3 (230Vac)

  • CP-PE (12Vdc) (12V in case no error is detected by the charger, as it would measure -12V)

Continuity measurements on the charger

  • The measurements in 3.3.1 and 3.3.2 must be carried out without power supply to the charger!

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1 Verification of relays, must be measured between the supply connections and the terminals of the hose output: There must be no continuity in the lines, only on the ground (PE).

  • Continuity L1 input - L1 output:

  • Continuity L2 input - L2 output:

  • Continuity L3 input - L3 output:

  • Continuity N input - N output:

  • Continuity PE input - PE output:

2 EVgun cable continuity: should be measured between the EVg

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  • Continuity L1 EVg - L1 output:

  • Continuity L2 EVg - L2 output:

  • Continuity L3 EVg - L3 output:

  • Continuity N EVg - N output:

  • Continuity PE EVg - PE output:

  • Continuity CP EVg - CP output:

  • More details of the place of installation (eg, it is at the end of the line, there is heavy machinery nearby, it is located in an industrial area, ...)

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