Operation
AutoCharge:EV OpenCharge
EVACOCM-01-V02-R3 Installation and Operation Manual
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December 2021
To End a Charging Session
1. Use the mobile application to end the charge session.
2. Alternatively use an RFID card/fob to end the charging session. Or…
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The charger will issue a ‘beep’ sound to indicate the card has been
recognised.
3. Alternatively, remove the cable from the vehicle.
4. Once the cable has been removed from the vehicle, remove the cable from the
charger.
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Make sure the socket flap is closed when not in use.
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Store the cable safely and in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Charging Cables and Sockets
Where possible, encourage users to behave responsibly to ensure trouble free use of the
charger.
1. Charging cables should be fully uncoiled before when in use.
2. Charging cables should not be stretched or place strain on the charger or vehicle
connections.
3. Charging cables should be routed between the charger and the vehicle so as not
to cause an obstruction or trip hazard.
4. Charging cables must NOT be left connected to the charger when not in use.
5. Charging cables should be removed from the vehicle first, and then removed from
the charger.
CAUTION: Equipment Damage
This charger includes a cable locking device (Hatch Lock) to reduce the
opportunity of cable theft. The lock is engaged when the charging session is
started and is disengaged when the charging session is ended.
Attempting to remove the cable from the charger before the session is ended or
before disconnecting the cable from vehicle, may cause the lock to become
permanently engaged and prevent removal of the cable.
6. Charging cables should be stored in a dry, undercover location when the cable
and plug cannot be damaged or become contaminated.
7. Charging socket covers (flaps) should be closed after use.
8. Damage to charging sockets should be inspected by an appropriately qualified
engineer and the charging pedestal should be electrically isolated if damage
affects safety.
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