Charger displays E20; indicates overcurrent or short-circuit event detected on output to vehicle.

Safety first: Overcurrent events can cause severe damage and fire. Do not repeatedly reset without identifying the cause.

• 1. Inspect cable and plug:
  • Look for melted plastic, burn marks, or deformed pins on the Type 2 connector.
  • Check the cable for cuts or crushed sections.
• 2. Try another vehicle:
  • Connect the NRGkick to a different EV on a known-good outlet.
  • If E20 only occurs with one vehicle, the fault is likely in that vehicle.
• 3. Reduce current limit:
  • Set a lower current in the app and attempt a short test charge.
  • If E20 still triggers immediately, a hard short may exist.
• 4. Do not continue if physical damage is visible:
  • Replace the cable assembly if any conductor damage is suspected.
• 5. If no external cause is found:
  • The internal current limiting or power electronics may be faulty.
  • Contact NRGkick support for internal diagnostics and repair.