Water or condensation visible inside the charger enclosure or behind the front cover.

Safety: Moisture inside an energized charger is hazardous. Turn OFF the breaker immediately and leave the unit de-energized until fully dry and repaired.

• 1. Open and dry:
  • Carefully open the enclosure and allow it to dry completely in a warm, dry environment.
  • Use a dry cloth to remove standing water; do not use heat guns directly on components.
• 2. Inspect seals:
  • Check the door gasket for cracks or compression set.
  • Inspect cable glands for tightness and proper sealing around the cable.
• 3. Replace damaged parts:
  • Replace any compromised gaskets, glands, or cracked housing components with AMPROAD-approved parts.
• 4. Check for corrosion:
  • Inspect the power and control boards for corrosion or residue; replace boards if damage is significant.
• 5. Reassemble and test: After ensuring the enclosure is fully dry and sealed, restore power and test operation. Monitor for recurrence after rain.