Ohme charger starts charging but stops after a few minutes with no clear error code; vehicle may show 'charging interrupted'.

Safety: Repeated interruptions accompanied by heat or smell of burning require immediate isolation.

• 1. Check for heat: After an interrupted session, carefully feel the charger casing and supply cable. It should be warm at most, not hot. If hot, stop using and call an electrician.
• 2. Try lower current: In the Ohme app, reduce the maximum current (e.g. from 32A to 16–20A) and see if the charge completes.
• 3. Observe consumer unit: Watch for any tripping of the MCB/RCBO when the charge stops. If it trips, an electrician must investigate the circuit.
• 4. Disable complex schedules: Temporarily disable smart tariffs or complex schedules and run a simple 'charge now' to rule out software interruptions.
• 5. Professional checks: If the issue persists, a technician should check internal terminations, thermal sensors, and the main contactor for signs of overheating or intermittent operation.