Charger shows E006 and immediately stops charging when vehicle requests current.

Safety first: Overcurrent can overheat wiring. Do not repeatedly reset without finding the cause.

• Verify current settings: In the Autel app or charger menu, confirm the maximum charging current is set at or below the circuit breaker rating and wiring capacity.
• Inspect cable and connector: Look for burn marks, melted plastic, or hot spots on the connector and along the cable. If any damage is found, replace the cable assembly.
• Check for tripped breaker: If the upstream breaker is tripping along with E006, the circuit may be overloaded or shorted. Have an electrician test for shorts and verify wiring.
• Internal inspection (qualified only): With power off, inspect the internal contactor/relay and current transformer (CT) connections. Look for discoloration or loose wiring.
• Test at lower current: Reduce the charger’s max current and attempt a session. If E006 still appears at low current, the current sensing circuit or CT is likely faulty and the main control board or CT assembly should be replaced.