Lectron EV charger displays E06 and stops charging; may occur after some minutes of operation.

Safety first: Turn OFF the breaker before opening the unit. Do not increase breaker size beyond Lectron’s specifications.

• 1. Verify charger rating vs. vehicle setting: Check the Lectron charger’s maximum current (e.g., 32 A, 40 A). If your EV or app allows setting charge current, ensure it does not exceed the charger’s rating.
• 2. Check for overheating wiring: With power OFF, inspect supply wires and terminal block for discoloration or melted insulation. Overheating can cause resistance and false overcurrent readings.
• 3. Confirm breaker size: Ensure the breaker matches the Lectron unit’s required circuit (e.g., 40 A breaker for 32 A EVSE). Oversized breakers are unsafe and can lead to damage.
• 4. Test with another vehicle: If possible, charge a different EV. If E06 only occurs with one vehicle, the vehicle’s onboard charger may be malfunctioning and drawing excessive current.

Resolution: If wiring and breaker are correct and the fault occurs with multiple vehicles, the internal current sensor or main control board is likely defective. Replacement of the main control board by a qualified technician is recommended.