If the fuse of an electric car is blown, can it not be charged?

[Jessie]

If the fuse of an electric car is blown, it cannot be charged. There are five reasons why an electric car may not charge as follows: 1. Poor contact. If the circuit has poor contact, it will directly cause the electric vehicle to fail to charge. 2. The fuse is blown. The fuse here refers to the fuse inside the circuit breaker. If the fuse is blown, there will naturally be no power. 3. The battery has reached the end of its life. Most electric vehicle batteries have a lifespan of 3-5 years, and replacing the battery every 3 years is the best practice. 4. The circuit board is open. Once the circuit board in the dashboard is open, the current cannot fully enter, resulting in incomplete charging or failure to charge, which is a normal situation. 5. There is a problem with the battery's positive and negative terminals. Reversed battery terminals or poor contact of internal battery connectors will directly cause the charging failure.