Charger indicates E10 or a metering error; energy usage data may be unavailable and charging may be limited or disabled.

Safety first: De-energize the EVSE at the breaker. Current sensors are around high-current conductors; do not work near them when energized.

Steps:

• 1. Power cycle: Turn breaker OFF for several minutes, then ON. Check if E10 clears.
• 2. Inspect CT connections (qualified person): With cover removed and power OFF, locate the current transformers (ring-shaped sensors) around the output wires. Ensure their connectors are firmly plugged into the main control board.
• 3. Check for physical damage: Look for cracked CT housings or cut sensor wires. Any damage requires CT replacement.
• 4. Orientation: If the unit was recently serviced, verify CTs are installed in the correct direction as indicated by arrows or markings per Leviton documentation.
• 5. Board fault: If CTs and wiring are intact but E10 persists, the metering circuitry on the main board may be defective and the board will need replacement.