E13
United Chargers
Network / Backend Authorization Error
Charger shows E13 and refuses to start charging when connected to networked services.
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Possible Causes
Lost Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection, Incorrect OCPP or cloud configuration, Expired or invalid RFID authorization list, Faulty communication module
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Network configuration changes do not require opening the charger; avoid internal work unless necessary.
- Check local charging mode: If possible, switch the charger to local/manual mode to test if it can charge without network authorization.
- Verify network connection: Check Wi-Fi signal strength or Ethernet link status. Restart the router and charger.
- Re-enter credentials: Using the app or web interface, confirm SSID, password, and any OCPP server URLs or tokens are correct.
- Update authorization: Refresh RFID cards or user accounts in the backend system if applicable.
If E13 persists with a known-good network and correct settings, the internal communication module may be defective and require replacement.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Wi-Fi / Communication Module
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