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User Instructions
When you want to charge your vehicle, pick up the plug from the holder and connect it to your ve-
hicle to start charging. When you want to stop charging your vehicle, disconnect the plug from the
vehicle and place it back to the holder.
If the charging point model has a stop button, push the stop button once to unlock the plug from
the vehicle before disconnecting the plug. Unlocking function depends on the vehicle model.
The eFill charging point has indicator lights to tell the status of the charging.
The charging sequence and indicator light operation is as follows:
Sequence
Indicator
Ready to charge
Green, stable
The charging cable is connected properly to the vehicle
Green, blinking
The charging cable is connected and waiting for the vehicle to start
charging (for example timer charging)
Green, blinking
Charging
Blue, stable
The charging cable is connected and the vehicle has ended charging
(for example the battery is full)
Green, blinking
Malfunction
Red, stable
No supply power for charging point
No light
Troubleshooting
The vehicle is not charging
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Ensure that the charging cable is properly connected to the vehicle.
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Ensure from the vehicle that the vehicle has no timer charging activated. If it is active, enable
instant charging from the vehicle.
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Ensure from the indicator light that the charging point supply power is on (the indicator light
is green). If not, check the status of the residual current device (RCD) and circuit breaker (MCB)
at the power supply line.
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Ensure that when you connect the charging cable to a vehicle, the indicator light blinks green
to indicate a good connection to the vehicle.
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Ensure from the charging point that the indicator light is not red.
The indicator light is red
Potential errors and corrective actions:
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Unsupported configuration on the eFill charging current limitation. Check the position on the
DIP switches inside the charging point according to the table on page 7.
Notice that opening
can only be done by a qualified person e.g. an electrician.
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Missing protective earth (PE). Check the PE availability from the supply line and condition of
the charging cable.
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Error in the vehicle communication. Disconnect the vehicle, reset the charging point by turn-
ing supply voltage off and on. Retry charging.
Figure 4