Charger cable is stiff, cracked, or difficult to bend, especially in cold weather.

Safety first: Damaged insulation can expose live conductors. Do not use a cable with visible cracks or cuts.

• Step 1 – Visual inspection: Examine the entire length of the Chevrolet cable for cracks, cuts, or exposed conductors.
• Step 2 – Avoid sharp bends: Route the cable with large, gentle curves and use the provided holster/hook to prevent kinks.
• Step 3 – Warm the cable: In cold climates, store the cable indoors or in a warmer area when not in use to reduce stiffness.
• Step 4 – Replace cable: If any damage is found, replace the entire J1772 cable and handle assembly. Do not tape over damaged insulation.