Display shows E06 and the charger refuses to start; often logged as an over‑temperature event.

Safety: Overheating can damage components and pose a fire risk. Do not cover or obstruct the charger.

• Allow the unit to cool: Stop charging and let the charger sit idle for 30–60 minutes. Ensure direct sunlight or other heat sources are minimized.
• Check ventilation: Make sure no objects, insulation, or debris are blocking the ventilation slots or cooling paths on the Amperfied housing.
• Reduce charging current: If your model or app allows, set a lower maximum current (e.g., from 32 A down to 16–20 A) and see if the error stops occurring.
• Inspect mounting location: If installed in a confined space (small cabinet, tight garage corner), consider improving airflow or relocating the unit with the help of an installer.
• If E06 recurs at normal temperatures: An internal temperature sensor or power board may be faulty. A technician should open the unit, check for discoloration or burnt marks on the power board, tighten all power terminals, and replace the temperature sensor or power module as needed.