Charger physically hot to touch during or after charging

Warning: Excessive heat can damage the charger and wiring. If you smell burning or see discoloration, stop using the charger immediately.

• 1. Assess temperature: It is normal for the charger to be warm, but it should not be too hot to keep your hand on for several seconds.
• 2. Improve ventilation: Ensure there is at least the manufacturer-recommended clearance around the charger and that it is not enclosed in a small cabinet.
• 3. Reduce current: Use the Easee app to lower the maximum charging current and observe whether the temperature decreases.
• 4. Inspect wiring (qualified only): With power off, open the backplate and check for loose or discolored terminals. Retighten and replace any overheated components.
• 5. Consider derating or relocation: In very hot climates or confined spaces, permanent derating or relocating the charger to a cooler, shaded area may be necessary.