Vehicle plugged in but charging does not start; no error code displayed, LEDs remain steady or show 'ready' state.

Safety first: Do not open the charger while energized. Basic checks can be done externally.

• Check vehicle settings: Ensure the EV is not set to delayed charging or a scheduled charge time. Disable any timers and try again.
• Reconnect cable: Unplug the connector from the vehicle, wait 10 seconds, and plug it back in firmly until you hear or feel the latch click.
• Try another EV or cable: If possible, test with a different vehicle or Type 2 cable to determine whether the issue is with the charger or the EV/cable.
• Verify current limit: If your EVlink allows user configuration, ensure the maximum current is not set below the vehicle's minimum requirement (e.g., not below 6–8 A).
• Power cycle charger: Turn off the breaker for 1–2 minutes, then restore power and attempt charging again.
• When to call a technician: If the charger never transitions to charging with multiple vehicles and cables, internal diagnostics are needed; contact a Schneider Electric–qualified technician.