Display shows E03 and charging stops shortly after starting.

Safety first: Turn off the EV charger breaker before opening the unit. High current circuits are present.

• Step 1 – Verify circuit breaker size: Confirm the dedicated breaker matches the charger rating (for example, 40 A breaker for a 32 A charger). An undersized breaker can trip and cause related faults.
• Step 2 – Check charger current setting: If your "Electrify Home" model has a DIP switch or app‑based current limit, verify it is set correctly for the supply circuit. Reduce the maximum current setting and test again.
• Step 3 – Test with another vehicle: If possible, connect a different EV. If E03 only occurs with one vehicle, the vehicle’s onboard charger may be drawing irregular current.
• Step 4 – Inspect internal wiring (advanced): With power OFF and cover removed, inspect the output contactor and wiring for signs of overheating, melted insulation, or loose lugs. Tighten any loose terminal screws to manufacturer torque specs.
• Step 5 – Reset and monitor: Restore power and start a charge session while monitoring the display. If E03 recurs immediately, the current sensor or contactor may be defective and require replacement.