Display shows E006; charger does not recognize that a vehicle is connected even though the plug is inserted.

Safety first: Disconnect power at the breaker before inspecting internal wiring or replacing the cable.

• Check connector fit: Ensure the Type 2 plug is fully inserted and latched into the vehicle. A partially inserted plug can prevent proper PP detection.
• Inspect cable strain relief: At the wallbox, check that the cable gland is tight and that the cable has not been pulled or twisted excessively, which can break internal conductors.
• Continuity test (advanced): With the unit isolated, a technician can test continuity of the PP conductor from the control board terminal to the plug pin using a multimeter.
• Try another vehicle/cable: If the charger has a socket, test with a different cable. If the error disappears, the original cable’s PP resistor network is likely faulty.

Persistent E006 with known-good cables and vehicles indicates a likely fault on the main control board’s PP detection circuit, requiring professional service.