E09
BYD
OCPP / Network Communication Error
Charger displays E09 and refuses to charge; often associated with network or app control issues.
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Possible Causes
Lost Wi‑Fi or Ethernet connection to router, Incorrect OCPP server configuration in BYD charger settings, Faulty communication module (Wi‑Fi/4G board), Router firewall blocking OCPP ports
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Network errors do not usually pose electrical danger, but do not open the charger while powered.
- Check local charging: If possible, try starting a charge directly from the charger’s front panel instead of the app. If this works, the issue is network-related.
- Verify router status: Ensure your home router has internet access and that Wi‑Fi signal is strong near the BYD charger.
- Reconnect Wi‑Fi: Use the BYD app or local web interface to re-enter Wi‑Fi credentials and confirm connection status.
- Check OCPP settings: If using a backend, verify server URL, port, and credentials match your operator’s instructions.
- Persistent E09 with good network: The internal communication module may be faulty and require replacement by a technician.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Wi‑Fi / Communication Module
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