Charger starts charging but stops after a few minutes without any error code; vehicle reports 'Charging Stopped by EVSE'.

Safety first: Repeated unexpected stops may indicate overheating or poor connections.

• Step 1 – Observe pattern: Note whether stops occur at similar elapsed times or when other household loads switch on.
• Step 2 – Check breaker temperature: After a stop, carefully feel the breaker face (do not touch bare conductors). Excessive warmth may indicate an overloaded or failing breaker.
• Step 3 – Inspect terminations (power OFF): Open the charger and verify all line and output terminals are tight and show no signs of arcing.
• Step 4 – Reduce current: Lower the maximum current setting and see if the problem disappears. If so, suspect thermal or supply limitations.
• Step 5 – Technician diagnostics: A technician should check for voltage sag under load and inspect the power module for signs of overheating or damage.