E19
go-e EV Communication / State Detection Fault

Charger shows E19; app may indicate vehicle communication error or EV not responding.

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Possible Causes

Vehicle not compliant with IEC 61851, Dirty or damaged Type 2 pins, Faulty CP/PP interpretation on control board, EV onboard charger fault

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Note: This error often involves interaction between the charger and the vehicle.

  • Test with another EV: Connect a different vehicle to determine whether the issue is specific to one car.
  • Clean connector: Inspect and clean the Type 2 plug and vehicle inlet with contact cleaner. Ensure all pins are straight and undamaged.
  • Check cable: Try a different cable (for socketed models) to rule out cable issues.
  • Update firmware: Ensure the go-e Charger firmware is up to date, as compatibility improvements are often included.
  • Consult vehicle diagnostics: If other chargers also fail with the same EV, the fault is likely in the vehicle’s onboard charger and requires automotive service.
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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Type 2 Vehicle Connector / Control Board
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