Blink EV charger’s Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection frequently drops, causing issues with remote monitoring or billing.

Safety first: Network work is low-voltage, but avoid opening the unit while energized unless necessary.

Steps to troubleshoot:

• Signal strength: For Wi-Fi, check signal at the charger location with a phone. Improve by relocating the access point or adding a repeater.
• Ethernet cable: Replace the patch cable and ensure connectors click firmly into place.
• Channel/interference: Change Wi-Fi channel or move other 2.4/5 GHz devices away from the charger.
• Firmware: Update the Blink charger firmware and router firmware to latest versions.

If connectivity remains unstable with a known-good network, the internal network interface module or main control board may need replacement.