Kia EV home charger is completely dead: no LEDs, no display, and no response when plugging in the vehicle.

Safety first: Work on live circuits must be done by a qualified electrician. Do not remove covers with power on.

• 1. Check the breaker: Locate the dedicated EV charger breaker in your panel. If it is tripped, reset it once. If it trips again immediately, do not force it; call an electrician.
• 2. Verify outlet or hardwired feed: For plug-in models, test the outlet with another high-load device. For hardwired units, an electrician should verify voltage at the charger input terminals.
• 3. Inspect external disconnects: If there is an external disconnect switch near the charger, ensure it is in the ON position.
• 4. Internal fuse check (technician): With power off, a technician can open the charger and test internal fuses and the auxiliary power supply. Replace blown fuses only after identifying and correcting the root cause.
• 5. Replace power module or main board: If the auxiliary supply is dead, the main control board or power module must be replaced with a Kia-approved part.